You hear a clip of a real song. You guess what language it's sung in. Is that Portuguese or Spanish? Korean or Japanese? Ten songs a round, answer fast for more points, and keep a streak going to multiply them.
A round takes about three minutes. It's a quiz, but you end up learning what languages sound like.
A song starts mid-chorus. Pop, rock, hip-hop, dance, or the classics, from Dar es Salaam to Seoul to Sรฃo Paulo.
Pick the language before the timer runs out. The quicker you answer, the bigger the score.
Every right answer in a row adds a multiplier. Then you see the song and artist, so you can go find the full track.
Easy keeps the options far apart. Hard fills the board with near-twins: Czech and Polish, Hindi and Punjabi, Norwegian and Swedish.
Every point earns coins. Spend them on new dancers, each with its own moves for every genre. They go wild when you're right and sulk when you're wrong.
Easy is a warm-up. Polyglot puts all 35 languages on the board at once.
Start a round โ