Namedafter arelativeHas run amarathon/halfmarathonI've boughtplantains at T&TSupermarketbecausenowhere elsehad themHas twinsin theirfamilyI've tried to teachsomeone to dancesalsa/bachata/cumbiaat a Vancouver clubHasspoken ataconferenceI've complainedabout Vancouverrain whilemissing therainy seasonback homeHas visitedmore than 3LatinAmericancountriesI've tried to findproper 'pandulce' or 'tresleches' cake inVancouverbakeriesCelebratesDía de losMuertosCan say'hello' in5+languagesHas beena mentortostudentsHas a familyrecipepasseddown forgenerationsChangedcareerscompletelyat somepointPlays amusicalinstrumentHas morethan 20firstcousinsCan dancesalsa,bachata, ormerengueGrew up witha chancla-wieldingparent orgrandparentUsesmijo/mija inregularconversationI've explainedwhy I don'tneed a car inVancouver buthad one backhomeKnowsregional slangfrom differentLatin AmericancountriesHasappearedonTV/radioI've worn awinter jacket inJuly becauseVancouver'summer' feltcoldI've attended aLatin festival inQueenElizabeth Parkor Trout LakeHas metacelebrityVolunteersin theircommunityExplains toothers howXmas presentscome fromBaby JesusIs part ofanotheremployeeled groupI've sent maplesyrup orsalmon backhome as'typicalCanadian gifts'LovesArepasI've tried toexplain what'arepas' are toa CanadianfriendI've had to explainthat not all LatinAmericans speakthe same Spanish(or Portuguese)Namedafter arelativeHas run amarathon/halfmarathonI've boughtplantains at T&TSupermarketbecausenowhere elsehad themHas twinsin theirfamilyI've tried to teachsomeone to dancesalsa/bachata/cumbiaat a Vancouver clubHasspoken ataconferenceI've complainedabout Vancouverrain whilemissing therainy seasonback homeHas visitedmore than 3LatinAmericancountriesI've tried to findproper 'pandulce' or 'tresleches' cake inVancouverbakeriesCelebratesDía de losMuertosCan say'hello' in5+languagesHas beena mentortostudentsHas a familyrecipepasseddown forgenerationsChangedcareerscompletelyat somepointPlays amusicalinstrumentHas morethan 20firstcousinsCan dancesalsa,bachata, ormerengueGrew up witha chancla-wieldingparent orgrandparentUsesmijo/mija inregularconversationI've explainedwhy I don'tneed a car inVancouver buthad one backhomeKnowsregional slangfrom differentLatin AmericancountriesHasappearedonTV/radioI've worn awinter jacket inJuly becauseVancouver'summer' feltcoldI've attended aLatin festival inQueenElizabeth Parkor Trout LakeHas metacelebrityVolunteersin theircommunityExplains toothers howXmas presentscome fromBaby JesusIs part ofanotheremployeeled groupI've sent maplesyrup orsalmon backhome as'typicalCanadian gifts'LovesArepasI've tried toexplain what'arepas' are toa CanadianfriendI've had to explainthat not all LatinAmericans speakthe same Spanish(or Portuguese)

Latinos 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. Named after a relative
  2. Has run a marathon/half marathon
  3. I've bought plantains at T&T Supermarket because nowhere else had them
  4. Has twins in their family
  5. I've tried to teach someone to dance salsa/bachata/cumbia at a Vancouver club
  6. Has spoken at a conference
  7. I've complained about Vancouver rain while missing the rainy season back home
  8. Has visited more than 3 Latin American countries
  9. I've tried to find proper 'pan dulce' or 'tres leches' cake in Vancouver bakeries
  10. Celebrates Día de los Muertos
  11. Can say 'hello' in 5+ languages
  12. Has been a mentor to students
  13. Has a family recipe passed down for generations
  14. Changed careers completely at some point
  15. Plays a musical instrument
  16. Has more than 20 first cousins
  17. Can dance salsa, bachata, or merengue
  18. Grew up with a chancla-wielding parent or grandparent
  19. Uses mijo/mija in regular conversation
  20. I've explained why I don't need a car in Vancouver but had one back home
  21. Knows regional slang from different Latin American countries
  22. Has appeared on TV/radio
  23. I've worn a winter jacket in July because Vancouver 'summer' felt cold
  24. I've attended a Latin festival in Queen Elizabeth Park or Trout Lake
  25. Has met a celebrity
  26. Volunteers in their community
  27. Explains to others how Xmas presents come from Baby Jesus
  28. Is part of another employee led group
  29. I've sent maple syrup or salmon back home as 'typical Canadian gifts'
  30. Loves Arepas
  31. I've tried to explain what 'arepas' are to a Canadian friend
  32. I've had to explain that not all Latin Americans speak the same Spanish (or Portuguese)