The languages
The same walk, in different words
Fifteen languages at launch, with twenty badges to collect. Each language has its own path, its own words and its own colour on the board, while your menu language stays just the way you like it.
Twenty badges
Every language has its own letter
IJ for Dutch, ß for German, Ø for Norwegian: every badge features the letter that makes its language instantly recognizable, set in the signature colour that also brightens the board.
Nederlands
Vlaams
English
English
English
English
Deutsch
Français
Español
Português
Português
Italiano
Svenska
Norsk
Dansk
Bahasa Indonesia
Suomi
Català
Polski
Türkçe
Dutch and Flemish sit side by side as their own pair, just like the four varieties of English and the two varieties of Portuguese. Fifteen languages, twenty badges.
Learning view
Search in a language you are still learning
When you play in a language other than your menu language, the word list shows a translation alongside each word. Search in Spanish and read in Dutch, all in one smooth motion.
- Your menu language stays yours
The app language and puzzle language are separate. Play a Spanish board with a Dutch menu, or the other way around. The app language stays the same.
- Every word comes with a translation
When you play in another language, each word includes a translation in parentheses. It’s not a course, but the words have a way of sticking with you.
- Your streak travels with you
Sparky follows the day, not the language. One daily puzzle in any language keeps your streak going.
- A unique path for every language
Each language has its own path, with its own words, topics, and board colour. It’s not simply the Dutch path translated.
SpanishDutch menu language
- LEÓN(Lion)
- RANA(Frog)
- NUTRIA(Otter)
- ABEJA(Bee)
- GARZA(Heron)
Two out of five found
The language passport
An album that fills up as you play
Play a puzzle in a new language and you’ll add its stamp to your passport. No purchase, no reward chest. Just a page that fills up as your journey continues.
Seven out of twenty stamps collected. The other thirteen are waiting for you to play in those languages for the first time.
