Make your language learning unforgettable.
Heading Into Language Land is much more than a game. It’s a collection of resources – and a community – that will inspire you to higher levels of mastery over your TL.
FREE ONLINE GAME EVENTS
Practice your language skills and make friends with other language learners from around the world! All levels welcome.
2025
Japanese – First Saturday of every month @ 9am (New York City time)
Turkish – Second Saturday of every month @ 9am (New York City time)
Spanish – Third Saturday of every month @ 9am (New York City time)
Mandarin – Fourth Saturday of every month @ 9am (New York City time)
For a time difference calculator, click here.
SIGN UP TO PLAY WITH US ONLINE
After signing up, Matt will contact you when it’s time for the next game in one of your TLs! Want to learn more before signing up? Check out this blog post!
2025 LEADERBOARD
Join at least 5 online game events to appear on the leaderboard. At the end of the year, all of the players on the leaderboard will receive prizes!
FEATURED GAME
Printable Game - $19.95
Print this PDF file, cut out the cards, and start playing right away! Enjoy an incredible educational experience at an affordable price.
Virtual Game - $29.95
Play online with your friends and family – no matter where they live – with this virtual game! Printable version also included.
Real Game - $89.95
54 professionally-printed game cards delivered right to your door! Includes the printable and virtual versions, plus one foil card of your choice.
A MESSAGE FROM MATT
Matt Boyle here. Language learner and founder of Language Card Games.
In world that is so divided and chaotic, language learners give me an unbreakable hope. They’re the kind of people who love to build bridges, not walls. They’re the kind of people who love deep conversations, not trivial distractions.
They know how to listen… with patience and empathy. They know how to respond… with kindness and effectiveness. I feel like these skills grew more easily before, in those halcyon days when people actually got together to socialize and play with their friends and family, as well as those in their broader community. But now, we have devices and social media to contend with, which are always pulling at our lizard brain, vying for yet another infinitesimal slice of our attention. (Technology is important and useful, but when it’s not kept in its proper place, it destroys our chances for authentic relationships.)
So let’s get back to sitting around the table and communing! Let’s reclaim our shared humanity! As language learners, a sacred mission lies before us: to highlight what we have in common, to celebrate where we have differences, and to try to express everything as beautifully as we can through our carefully chosen words.