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Digital Dialects
Digital Dialects is a language-learning site with vocabulary games, word lists, flashcards and audio exercises in a long list of languages.
Small topics such as numbers, colors, animals and food each get a short word set followed by a matching or recognition game. Its language list reaches past the usual choices to include several Polynesian languages. Some sections move on to spelling and more advanced study.
- Ages
- Readers ready for short vocabulary quizzes
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Reading, Languages
- Languages
- Multilingual, Samoan, Tongan, Fijian, French, Spanish
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Practice numbers
- Learn color words
- Match animal names
- Listen to pronunciation
Who it suits
Geared to readers who can handle short vocabulary quizzes. Instructions are written, so a pre-reader would need someone alongside.
Notes for parents
It is a general language site rather than one built only for children. How much audio there is, and which exercises, differs from language to language. Some pages show advertising.
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