Vocabulary · verduras · missing letter
Fill the Missing Letters — Spanish Vegetables.
MediumA vegetables word appears with letters knocked out of it — tap the right ones to put them back, then hear the word spoken. Six words a round.
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How to play
- You're shown a vegetables picture with its English word, and the Spanish word underneath with one or two letters knocked out.
- Tap the letter keys below to drop letters into the gaps, left to right.
- Put the wrong letter in? Tap the gap to empty it again, or use Clear to reset the word.
- When every gap is filled the word is checked and read aloud. Complete six vegetables words per round.
Spanish words you'll practice
This free Spanish game drills 12 common words. Want the meanings, examples and pronunciation? Look them up on our Spanish words pages.
Questions
Why does this game focus on single letters?
Spanish spelling turns on small details — an accent, a ñ, a double r, a b versus a v. Restoring one letter at a time makes you look straight at the part of the word that is easiest to get wrong.
Do the accents matter?
Yes — accented letters appear as their own keys, and an á is not the same answer as an a. That's deliberate: the accent changes which syllable is stressed.
Is this Spanish vegetables spelling game free?
Yes — it plays in your browser with no sign-up. Sign in only if you want to save the words you complete to your review deck.
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