(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Accidentally bought the wrong food (e.g., Filmjölk instead of milk).
47. Has accidentally lost their keys or phone in the past month.
42. Is definitely a "cat person" rather than a "dog person".
Has already bought a second-hand bicycle.
18. Prefers quiet nights in over big student parties.
Is wearing something yellow or blue today.
28. Has a dedicated playlist just for studying or coding.
43. Plays a very niche or uncommon sport.
50. Bonus Comm Eng: Knows exactly what OFDM stands for!
44. Loves attending live classical music concerts or theater.
23. Has "Dark Mode" turned on for all their devices.
Lives in a student corridor room.
27. Always listens to podcasts while commuting or walking.
Brought way too much winter clothing in their luggage.
30. Has a pet back in their home country.
25. Keeps their digital calendar extremely organized.
Is currently trying to keep a houseplant alive in their room.
20. Can't survive a week without spicy food.
Has figured out how to book the Swedish laundry room (Tvättstuga).
31. Has the same birth month as you.
29. Speaks 3 or more languages fluently.
19. Drinks more than 3 cups of coffee (or tea) a day.
39. Has a hidden talent.
Flew into Copenhagen and took the train over the bridge.
38. Has binge-watched a whole TV series in one weekend.
Personal Habits & Quirks
34. Is left-handed.
36. Plays video games regularly.
Has already visited an IKEA in Sweden.
37. Loves reading fiction or going to the cinema.
Can name three Swedish brands other than IKEA.
33. Has lived in more than two different countries.
Has already learned how to say "Cheers" (Skål) in Swedish.
Got lost on the LTH campus this week.
17. Prefers cooking at home over eating out.
21. Prefers staying up late to study rather than waking up early.
26. Strictly prefers physical books over e-books.
16. Is definitely a "morning person".
40. Can say "Hello" in at least five different languages.
46. Has a sibling who has also studied or lived abroad.
49. Enjoys outdoor sports or hiking.
32. Can play a musical instrument.
Has tried Swedish salty licorice (Saltlakrits) and actually liked it.
35. Has never broken a bone.
41. Knows how to cook a traditional dish from their home country.
45. Has a phone gallery full of landscapes, but very few selfies.
48. Has already found a "secret" study spot on campus.
24. Will always text instead of calling someone.
22. Has a very specific ritual for brewing coffee or tea.
Has taken an overnight train or long-distance bus in Europe.