A daily puzzle to find the longest hidden word in the fewest guesses. Tap letters left to right across the grid, skipping any you like, to spell words.
Langle
Guess the world language from a few example sentences.
What is Langle?
Langle is a daily puzzle that challenges you to identify a world language from a few example sentences. Each day presents a new set of sentences, and your job is to figure out which language they're written in. It's a fun test of linguistic knowledge and pattern recognition.
How to play Langle
You'll be shown several example sentences in an unknown language. Use your knowledge of scripts, vocabulary, and grammar to make your best guess. Submit your answer and see if you're correct.
Tips & strategy
- Look at the script first: Is it Latin, Cyrillic, Arabic, Devanagari, or something else?
- Notice special characters or diacritics that are common in specific languages.
- Pay attention to word order and any recognizable loanwords.
- Consider the geographical region the language might come from based on the writing system.
- If you're unsure, think about languages you know that share similar features.
Frequently asked questions
Is Langle free to play?
Langle is a web-based game, and there's no indication of a paywall, so it appears to be free to play.
How often does a new puzzle appear?
Langle is described as a daily game, so a new puzzle is released each day.
Do I need an account to play?
No account is needed; you can simply visit the site and start playing.
Is there a mobile app?
Langle is available as a web app, so you can play it on any device with a browser, but there's no dedicated app mentioned.
Can I play previous puzzles?
The site doesn't mention an archive, so it may only offer the current daily puzzle.
Where to play
Play Langlelangle.uk · free, new puzzle daily
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