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MFL Wordle

Free language Wordle for MFL teachers. Play Wordle in Spanish, French, German or any language using your own vocabulary list — compelling retrieval practice.

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Where mfl wordle earns its place

  • Build daily vocabulary routines in the target language
  • Run competitive vocabulary games between classes
  • Support spelling and accent pattern recognition

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MFL Wordle FAQ

Practical answers about setup, classroom use and what pupils need to do.

Which languages are supported?

Any language using the Latin alphabet works, including Spanish, French, German, Italian and more.

Can I add my own words?

Yes. Paste in any vocabulary list and the tool creates a Wordle game from it.

Does it handle accents?

Yes. Accented characters are fully supported in the target language.

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