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LanguageGuessr
LanguageGuessr plays short speech samples and asks players to identify the language, with daily rounds and support for more than 150 languages.
About LanguageGuessr
LanguageGuessr is a browser game in which players hear a short recording of someone speaking, about ten seconds long, and guess where on Earth the speaker is from by placing a pin on a map. The site says the recordings are real speakers rather than synthesised audio or actors, and it covers more than 150 languages. After each round, the game shows the language, where it is spoken, and the clue that could have helped the player identify it.
The game offers a daily challenge of five clips that are the same for every player until midnight, a nine-stage campaign with medals for consecutive correct answers, multiplayer rooms where everyone hears the same clip at the same time, and a survival mode with three lives. Players can try the game without an account. A free account saves streaks, medals and daily results, and users can sign in with email, Google or Facebook. The site states that it collects the minimum data needed, does not sell it, and lets users delete their accounts from Settings. The site also says it processes audio on its own servers and complies with GDPR; this entry does not verify those statements. Pricing is not confirmed in the source.
Key features
- Ten-second recordings of real speakers, with no subtitles or transcript
- Map-based guessing, where near misses in the right language family still score
- Daily challenge of five clips, identical for all players until midnight
- Nine-stage campaign map with medals for consecutive correct answers
- Multiplayer rooms where all players hear the same clip simultaneously
- Survival mode with three lives and clips that do not get easier
Best for: People interested in languages or geography who want short, repeatable listening and guessing rounds in a web browser.
Good for
- Uses real recordings of speakers rather than synthesised audio or actors, according to the site
- Can be tried without an account, and each round explains the answer
- Covers more than 150 languages, including widely spoken and regional or endangered ones
Watch out for
- Accents can make some clips harder to identify, as the site notes
- Streaks, medals and daily results are saved only with an account
- The daily challenge is one set of five clips per day, available until midnight
LanguageGuessr at a glance
- Website
- languageguessr.io
- Category
- Gaming › Browser Games
- Type
- Website
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Web
- Open source
- Not stated
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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LanguageGuessr FAQ
Do I need an account to play?
No. The site says the round on its homepage is the real game and can be tried without an account. A free account saves streaks, medals and daily results.
What happens to my data?
The site states that it collects the minimum needed to run the game, never sells data, and lets users delete their account from Settings. It also says audio is processed on its own servers. Signing in with Google or Facebook involves those services, and their own policies apply.
How many languages are included?
The site says more than 150 languages are included and that the list keeps growing. It includes widely spoken languages as well as regional and some endangered ones.
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