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4.08
BGG Vote:
LANGUAGE-DE
1-5
15'
12
No necessary in-game text

Now goes me a light up

A board game by Georg Schumacher
Publisher: moses. Verlag GmbH
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Now goes me a light up
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Description Description
"Now goes me a light up" is a card game about common phrases. If you translate German idioms into the English language you don't get the correct English equivalent, but rather a funny English sentence. Then it's not English, it's Denglish ("D" for Deutsch = German). So one by one the players draw a card and have to translate the Denglish sentences into German and then also have to find the correct English forms. Only if a player can translate the Denglish phrase into German and then correctly into English they can keep the card. The more cards the players collect the more points they earn. Whoever earns most points wins.
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Card Drafting
Categories: Educational
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 4033477902917
This was seen 1614 times
Description Description
"Now goes me a light up" is a card game about common phrases. If you translate German idioms into the English language you don't get the correct English equivalent, but rather a funny English sentence. Then it's not English, it's Denglish ("D" for Deutsch = German). So one by one the players draw a card and have to translate the Denglish sentences into German and then also have to find the correct English forms. Only if a player can translate the Denglish phrase into German and then correctly into English they can keep the card. The more cards the players collect the more points they earn. Whoever earns most points wins.
Additional information Additional information
Mechanics: Card Drafting
Categories: Educational
Alternative names:
BARCODE: 4033477902917
This was seen 1614 times
Not Suitable

CAUTION! Not suitable for children under 3 years of age. It contains small parts which could be swallowed or inhaled.