A Translation Game You Can Play With Friends

Most language apps test recognition, picking the right word from a list. Duello is a real sentence translation game: you have to produce the translation yourself, live, in front of the group.

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Voting screen in Duello, a group word game where players vote on translations
Active round in Duello, a translation game for friends
Results screen in Duello, a competitive language learning game

Translation games test what you actually know

Word-matching games and flashcards check recognition. A sentence translation game checks production, the harder, more useful skill.

01

Not just vocabulary

Duello is a language translation game, not a word list. You're translating full sentences, grammar, word order, and vocabulary all count.

02

Live, not multiple choice

This is a translate-sentences game with no answer bank to pick from. You type what you think it says, under a timer, in front of the room.

03

Built for groups

As a multiplayer translation game, Duello scores you on the group's vote after the correct translation is revealed, turning practice into competition.

One sentence. One translator. One vote.

1

You get the sentence

It's your turn, the group sees an original sentence you need to translate into your chosen language.

2

You translate it live

Type your translation before the timer runs out. No dictionary, no hints, just what you know.

3

The group votes

The correct translation is revealed, and everyone else votes on how close your translation game answer was.

Try the translation game with friends

Grab 2–8 people, pick your languages, and see who can actually translate under pressure.