KLOO Learn Spanish Card Game | 'Food & Drink' Vocabulary | Fun for Family Kids Adults School | Speak 100's Words in a Flash | Thousands of Sentences | Juegos de Cartas en Español | 1–4 Players

We just received our game and we all love it. The kids (ages 9 and 11) both watched a video on YouTube to get them familiar with the rules of the game. From that, they were able to play right away. They have been taking some Spanish classes but are still uncomfortable speaking Spanish aloud. This game has them learning and speaking without them realizing they are learning; they are too busy having fun. My husband is a native Spanish speaker and I am also learning Spanish. It is great fun for all of us. I particularly like that there are decks for different tenses and that they are separated. Having those will let us utilize the game for much longer while also progressing in our learning. Having tried basically all the language learning programs out there, I highly recommend KLOO! While other programs can teach copious amounts of vocabulary and verb conjugation, KLOO gets you moving with sentence formation and speaking aloud in a very natural way.

I enjoy playing this game because I get the chance to practice a variety of vocabulary. Card quality is good and card box is sturdy. I would buy again. Fun for people wanting a casual way to practice Spanish.

While this is a really fun concept and still a great addition to our learning collection, it’s not exactly as beginner friendly as you’re lead to believe. We still plan to play and google words as needed so hopefully over the course of time, words and use will be picked up.

I have been working as an English teacher in Mexico. I wanted to teach my family a bit of Spanish while I was home for the holidays. This game has been a great way for them to learn. It is fun for me as a teacher to see what they remember and I think the vocab and sentence structure is sticking with them pretty well. It is nice that there are so many different variations of games that can be played once players are a bit familiar with the cards. I would recommend this as good practice for anyone starting out learning Spanish. I wish I had played before I went to Mexico.

If you are learning Spanish, this card game can provide some variety in the learning process. They are well-made and colorful. The idea is fabulous. So, the three stars is because of three things: 1. After you've played them a few times you'll probably have mastered the words, and then it's a bit boring. There's only so many times and ways you can make these sentences before finding it to be no challenge at all. 2. The number of verbs to other parts of speech doesn't seem to come out right, so that you may end up with extra cards that you cannot play. We solved this by stealing some prepositions from the other decks and by making more noun cards out of the "directions" cards. And 3. For each deck they use only two subject conjugations on the verbs, and one of the decks uses the vosotros form for one of the two. For those of us learning Latin American Spanish, the vosotros form is not very useful. We've also remedied this by changing the vosotros forms to other conjugated forms. So, in a nutshell, if you have the money for a game that you won't use for long, or if you are teaching and therefore have a variety of people who will be using the cards, then they might suit you. For those of us buying these for our family, well...not such a great investment.

Bought this and thought is was going to be fabulous! It is not. Unfortunately I waited too long to play it to find out that it is not a very good learning tool and now I cannot return it. I finally played it, after already starting to learn spanish, and it does not teach proper sentences. It leaves many necessary connector words such as; para, a, en, & por. It also an inadequate ratio of subjects, objects, nouns, verbs, and d.o.'s. At very few points in the game could I make an actual sentence that would be acceptable in a conversation. This game is not only not worth the price I paid for it on Amazon, I would all together say it is a bad learning tool.

I purchased Kloo for Spanish, and I absolutely love it! The game provides a unique learning experience for my son who is learning Spanish, and it is a great way for me to refresh my own Spanish skills. My husband is even excited about learning Spanish along withour son, and we all play the game together on family night. The game is easy to use for children and adults of all ages, and it is a great way to learn a foreign language while having fun at the same time!

KLOO is a great tool for a middle school classroom that has students with varying degrees of prior knowledge of Spanish. During a 20 minute game, friendly peer learning takes place and heritage speakers have fun helping their classmates that are just beginning their journey in learning Spanish. Students are relaxed, laughing, having fun learning what the sentences mean. The bright color coded cards allow the struggling student to feel successful because it's impossible to "write" a bad sentence. Students are impressed with themselves when they build a sentence 6 or 7 words in length and their Spanish speaking classmate affirms them. It builds community in my mulitcultural classroom and keeps the fun in Spanish 1.