Because ofthis, in theschools, thestudents takewhistle classes!The Gomerawhistle is awhistledlanguage.In thepresent, oldshepherds"speak"whistle.The residentesof the island ofLa Gomerawhistle thespeciallanguage.The peoplecombinelong whistlesand shortwhistles. The whistle isan importantpart of Gomeraculture.Spanish isthe officiallanguageof Spain.The speciallanguage iscalled theGomerawhistle.The island ofLa Gomerais one of theCanaryIslands. Would youlike to takewhistlingclasses?On the island ofLa Gomera,some peoplespeak anotherlanguage.In the UnitedStates, manypeoplespeakEnglish.Differentcombinationscommunicatedifferentmessages.Spanish isthe officiallanguage ofthe CanaryIslands.The CanaryIslandsbelong toSpain.The officialsof the islandwhat topreserve thelanguage.In the UnitedStates, manypeoplespeak otherlanguages.The Gomerawhistle consistsof differentcombinations ofwhistles.They speak alanguage thatis only spokenon the islandof La Gomera.In the past,many people"spoke" thewhistle. They take classesbecause they wantto preserve thetradition.They speaklanguages likeArabic,Spanish,Chinese andHindi.Now veryfew people"speak" thewhistle.In the UnitedStates, thereis no officiallanguage.Because ofthis, in theschools, thestudents takewhistle classes!The Gomerawhistle is awhistledlanguage.In thepresent, oldshepherds"speak"whistle.The residentesof the island ofLa Gomerawhistle thespeciallanguage.The peoplecombinelong whistlesand shortwhistles. The whistle isan importantpart of Gomeraculture.Spanish isthe officiallanguageof Spain.The speciallanguage iscalled theGomerawhistle.The island ofLa Gomerais one of theCanaryIslands. Would youlike to takewhistlingclasses?On the island ofLa Gomera,some peoplespeak anotherlanguage.In the UnitedStates, manypeoplespeakEnglish.Differentcombinationscommunicatedifferentmessages.Spanish isthe officiallanguage ofthe CanaryIslands.The CanaryIslandsbelong toSpain.The officialsof the islandwhat topreserve thelanguage.In the UnitedStates, manypeoplespeak otherlanguages.The Gomerawhistle consistsof differentcombinations ofwhistles.They speak alanguage thatis only spokenon the islandof La Gomera.In the past,many people"spoke" thewhistle. They take classesbecause they wantto preserve thetradition.They speaklanguages likeArabic,Spanish,Chinese andHindi.Now veryfew people"speak" thewhistle.In the UnitedStates, thereis no officiallanguage.

El silbo gomero Bingo - Call List

(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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  1. Because of this, in the schools, the students take whistle classes!
  2. The Gomera whistle is a whistled language.
  3. In the present, old shepherds "speak" whistle.
  4. The residentes of the island of La Gomera whistle the special language.
  5. The people combine long whistles and short whistles.
  6. The whistle is an important part of Gomera culture.
  7. Spanish is the official language of Spain.
  8. The special language is called the Gomera whistle.
  9. The island of La Gomera is one of the Canary Islands.
  10. Would you like to take whistling classes?
  11. On the island of La Gomera, some people speak another language.
  12. In the United States, many people speak English.
  13. Different combinations communicate different messages.
  14. Spanish is the official language of the Canary Islands.
  15. The Canary Islands belong to Spain.
  16. The officials of the island what to preserve the language.
  17. In the United States, many people speak other languages.
  18. The Gomera whistle consists of different combinations of whistles.
  19. They speak a language that is only spoken on the island of La Gomera.
  20. In the past, many people "spoke" the whistle.
  21. They take classes because they want to preserve the tradition.
  22. They speak languages like Arabic, Spanish, Chinese and Hindi.
  23. Now very few people "speak" the whistle.
  24. In the United States, there is no official language.