Listening · grammar · puzzle
Spanish Phrase Order.
MediumHear a Spanish sentence, then drag its phrases into the right order. Short chunks like "en el parque" or "todos los días" move as one piece, so you practise how Spanish fits together.
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How to play
- A Spanish sentence plays automatically — listen carefully, no text is shown.
- Word chips appear scrambled. Drag them into the correct order to reconstruct the sentence.
- Tap Check when you think the order is right. Correct = green, wrong words highlight red.
- Tap Replay (🔊) at any time to hear the sentence again, then adjust your answer.
Questions
Is Listen & Build free?
Yes — runs in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in to save missed sentences to your review deck.
What sentences does it use?
A curated set of common, beginner-friendly Spanish sentences covering everyday vocabulary — greetings, family, food, time and more. Each has a real Google Text-to-Speech recording.
How is this different from Sentence Builder?
Sentence Builder shows you the English translation and asks you to build the Spanish. Listen & Build gives you no text at all — just the audio — so you must understand what you heard before arranging the words. Much harder.
Can I replay the audio?
Yes — tap the 🔊 button any time during the arrange phase to hear the sentence again.
How is this different from Listen & Build?
Listen & Build splits a sentence into single words. Phrase Order keeps natural chunks together — en el parque, todos los días, al escuchar — so the puzzle is about how Spanish phrases fit.
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