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Hangman: Animals    (Impiccato: Gli Animali)

Learn the italian words for over 20 different animals ("animali") by playing Hangman (Impiccato) or by reviewing the Vocabulary List (Vocabolario) . We hope you find these Italian resources useful and fun. 

Vocabulary List (Vocabolario) for Animals (Gli Animali)

Below is the list of words ("english -> italian") used in the games below:
dog -> cane cat -> gatto horse -> cavallo cow -> mucca
pig -> maiale elephant -> elefante giraffe -> giraffa frog -> rana
mouse -> topo lion -> leone tiger -> tigre goat -> capra
sheep -> pecora ant -> formica wolf -> lupo fish -> pesce
shark -> squalo bird -> uccello turtle -> tartaruga bear -> orso

 

Hangman (Impiccato) for Animals (Gli Animali)

Play this fun Hangman game ("impiccato") to learn italian words for many different animals ("gli animali").

Click on a letter to see if it is in the hidden word. If you are right, the letter shows up in the word. If not, another part of the hanging man appears. The game ends when you guess all letters in the word, or make too many mistakes. You can play again and again - it keeps track of how many times you go free (libero) or get hung (impiccato).


   

Italian Wordseek Puzzle Book

This workbook is packed with 32 fun wordseek puzzles, each on a different vocabulary topic. If you like playing the games here, you'll love this workbook - it's perfect for school classes, travel games, or just those times when you don't have an internet connection!

Buy it now and improve your Italian! Available for only US$18. 

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