Let's talk! language game – a game designed to develop English speaking skills at Intermediate and Advanced levels. The game includes instructions in English. Let's talk! is a language game that practices speaking by encouraging free expression of opinions, wishes, fears, and descriptions of impressions about the surrounding world – a social game in the style of "How well do you know others?"

Game type (main type): card game, quiz

Difficulty level: intermediate and advanced (B1-C1)

Age range: teenagers, youth, and adults

Number of players: 2 or more

Number of proposed game variants: 5

Basic gameplay: Players have cards with questions and A, B, C type answers divided into six categories: superpowers, annoying things, wishes, opinions, fears, and never ever. One player rolls a die to determine the type of card to draw, then draws a card and reads the question and proposed answers aloud. The other players must guess which answer the player chose. This confrontation requires players to justify their choices and provides an opportunity to present personal viewpoints and exchange opinions and discussions within the group. Each player who guesses the answer matching the player’s choice scores a point. The winner is the player who collects the most points during the game.

Language goals:

• Stimulate conversation and argumentation skills
• Learn new vocabulary
• Practice communication forms

Applications:

• During school lessons: secondary school (high school, technical school) classes 1 to 4
• In language schools offering English courses at levels B1 to C1
• At home (fun with friends and family, social games, or private English lessons)

Use in remote education: The game can be used in a simplified form for online teaching by using e-learning platforms that allow real-time video transmission.

Additional benefits: The Let's talk! language game improves mental skills such as concentration and creativity, teaches activity and healthy competition, and its playful nature helps build social relationships among participants and positively reduces the distance between learner and teacher.

The game is developed based on the criteria of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR) – levels B1-C1.

Set includes:

• 132 cards divided into 6 categories
• Game die
• 60 tokens
• Instructions in English