First the work, then the pleasure! Learning English idioms has never been more fun than with the 75 English phrases in the fourth edition of our English quizzes. This time it’s all about business, the office and big money! Who knows their way around business sayings and English abbreviations? And who makes blue? Grab your cards, read them out and start laughing. Because everyone knows: Every beginning is hard! Whether alone or in a team, the players test their English skills card by card – laughing fit included. Finally, there is another follow-up title to the popular games about English phrases “Now goes me a light up”, “That’s the yellow from the egg” and “My English is under all pig”. Who can translate the English phrases and words into correct English? And will the players recognise the supposedly English terms that don’t even exist in English? Fun is guaranteed here!
How to play: The players take it in turns to translate the English phrases into German. If the answer is correct, the aim is to find out the correct English phrase. The special cards contain abbreviations from emails and the office. One point is awarded for each correct answer. Whoever has the most points at the end wins.
– Number of players: For 1 to 5 players aged 12 and over
– Playing time: 15 minutes