Uses Englishto flirt, date,or text (orwants to)Has triedto translatea joke andfailedThinks Englishsounds coolerthan theirlanguagesometimesHas a love–haterelationshipwith EnglishHas afavoriteEnglishswear wordor slangCan imagine afuture versionof themselvesusing Englishevery dayHas beenconfused byEnglishpronunciationUses Englishto avoidbeing treatedlike a touristHas a go-tophrasewhenthey’re stuckLearned a newEnglish wordfrom Netflix,YouTube, orTikTokHas a wordthey alwaysforget at theworstmomenWants Englishfor a careerupgrade, nota grammartestHas laughedat a joke twoseconds lateHas learnedEnglish wordsthey’d neversay in theirown languageUses English tofollow hobbies(fitness,cooking, tech,travel, etc.)Has googledan Englishword and stilldidn’tunderstand itUses Englishtounderstandmemes orjokes onlineWantsEnglish tofeel morenatural, less“school”Is learningEnglishbecause theirlife would beeasier inanother countryHas pretendedto understandEnglish whenthey actuallydidn’tHas aword theyrefuse topronounceFeels likea differentperson inEnglishLearnedEnglish frommusic,movies, orvideo gamesWants to useEnglish totravelwithout panicUses Englishto flirt, date,or text (orwants to)Has triedto translatea joke andfailedThinks Englishsounds coolerthan theirlanguagesometimesHas a love–haterelationshipwith EnglishHas afavoriteEnglishswear wordor slangCan imagine afuture versionof themselvesusing Englishevery dayHas beenconfused byEnglishpronunciationUses Englishto avoidbeing treatedlike a touristHas a go-tophrasewhenthey’re stuckLearned a newEnglish wordfrom Netflix,YouTube, orTikTokHas a wordthey alwaysforget at theworstmomenWants Englishfor a careerupgrade, nota grammartestHas laughedat a joke twoseconds lateHas learnedEnglish wordsthey’d neversay in theirown languageUses English tofollow hobbies(fitness,cooking, tech,travel, etc.)Has googledan Englishword and stilldidn’tunderstand itUses Englishtounderstandmemes orjokes onlineWantsEnglish tofeel morenatural, less“school”Is learningEnglishbecause theirlife would beeasier inanother countryHas pretendedto understandEnglish whenthey actuallydidn’tHas aword theyrefuse topronounceFeels likea differentperson inEnglishLearnedEnglish frommusic,movies, orvideo gamesWants to useEnglish totravelwithout panic

English Speaking 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. Uses English to flirt, date, or text (or wants to)
  2. Has tried to translate a joke and failed
  3. Thinks English sounds cooler than their language sometimes
  4. Has a love–hate relationship with English
  5. Has a favorite English swear word or slang
  6. Can imagine a future version of themselves using English every day
  7. Has been confused by English pronunciation
  8. Uses English to avoid being treated like a tourist
  9. Has a go-to phrase when they’re stuck
  10. Learned a new English word from Netflix, YouTube, or TikTok
  11. Has a word they always forget at the worst momen
  12. Wants English for a career upgrade, not a grammar test
  13. Has laughed at a joke two seconds late
  14. Has learned English words they’d never say in their own language
  15. Uses English to follow hobbies (fitness, cooking, tech, travel, etc.)
  16. Has googled an English word and still didn’t understand it
  17. Uses English to understand memes or jokes online
  18. Wants English to feel more natural, less “school”
  19. Is learning English because their life would be easier in another country
  20. Has pretended to understand English when they actually didn’t
  21. Has a word they refuse to pronounce
  22. Feels like a different person in English
  23. Learned English from music, movies, or video games
  24. Wants to use English to travel without panic