Play the popular Wordle game in several languages

Playing word games in an industry filled with action and adventure titles may not seem exciting, but you’d be surprised how entertaining a few letters can be. It seems like Wordle is rising in popularity, as more and more people are sharing their victories on social media.

The best part is that you can play Wordle free on your browser. While we showcased the English version before, you can also play it in other languages too. 

Free Wordle game in different languages

It doesn’t matter which language you play Wordle in, as the same rules apply. Insert five letters to make a word, and the game will show you which ones are green (right letter and placement), yellow (right letter, incorrect placement), and gray (incorrect letter and placement). You’ll need to use these clues to solve the word.

Wordle in English

We first discovered Wordle in the English version, which is the one you’ll see a lot of on platforms like Twitter. As you can see from the screenshot below for today’s puzzle, we spent all of our clues trying to decipher it. It’s probably not one of our best attempts, but at least we had fun trying to complete it, followed by the default “Phew” message when you win.

Wordle in German

While we’re certainly good at completing the English version, the German Wordle may be a tougher nut to crack. There were many times the game informed us that the letter we inserted didn’t make a word. We’ll leave this one to the German experts out there.

Wordle in French

Fortunately, one of our team members is extremely fluent in the French Wordle game and managed to succeed on her first attempt. As you can see, she managed to complete it in fewer tries than the English version today. If you enjoy these types of puzzles, you may want to try some other programs like Wordle on our French site.

Wordle in Spanish

The Spanish community has quickly taken up the new Wordle version in their language. The same rules apply, of course, but the browser won’t accept any words not in Spanish. We tested it, and it quickly gave us an error, informing us that the word doesn’t exist. We hope your Spanish vocabulary is up to scratch.

Wordle in Italian

If you’re in Italy, you can also enjoy the Italian version of Wordle. The developer used Github for the browser game, but it plays out the same way. If you’re stuck finding Italian words with five letters, we suggest you use Google or an online dictionary to help you out. Remember, you can use the same letter twice, as long as the color isn’t gray.

Wordle in Portuguese

Finally, there’s the Portuguese Wordle version. What we like about this one is that it has a completely different color scheme, which plays quite nicely on the eyes. There aren’t any special characters on the virtual keyboard, but somehow the game still knows what you mean.

Can you discover the mysterious word?

Wordle has become so popular that the original developer was surprised to see how much profit it made. Despite being five years old, somehow it’s the latest hottest trending title in various languages.

Even celebrities like Jimmy Fallon are hooked on it. And instead of keeping all the profit, Steven Cravotta has decided to donate some of it to charity. Such an amazing inspiration to us all.