Vocabulary · días y meses · odd one out
Spanish Days & Months — Spot the Odd One Out.
HardFour Spanish words, no pictures to help you. Three of them are days & months — one has wandered in from somewhere else. Tap the intruder.
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How to play
- Each puzzle shows four Spanish words with no pictures — three are days & months and one comes from a different topic.
- Work out what each word means, then tap the one that doesn't belong.
- The answer turns green and every card reveals its picture and English meaning, and the intruder is read aloud.
- Spot the odd one out in six puzzles to finish the round.
Spanish words you'll practice
This free Spanish game drills 19 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.
Questions
Why are there no pictures until I answer?
A picture would give the answer away. Reading the Spanish cold is the point — it makes you retrieve the meaning from memory, which is the step that actually builds recall.
How does this help me learn days & months in Spanish?
Recognising that three words share a topic and a fourth doesn't means you have to know all four, not just one. It tests the edges of your days & months vocabulary rather than the middle.
Is this Spanish days & months game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words to your review deck.
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