Bingo Game in Spanish

Word and number bingo for a Spanish class, with the English shown under every call.

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219 words in the bag

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How it works

This bingo game in Spanish is word and number bingo, not Lotería, the Mexican picture game, which has its own deck. The list holds 144 everyday nouns and colors in six sets, then the numbers uno to setenta y cinco.

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One unit at a time

Dealt whole, the list is a mixed review game. For one unit, the teacher picks its set in Ready-made list: Colors and shapes, Animals, Food and drink, Family, Clothes or Classroom. Each holds 24 words, so at 5 × 5 every card carries the same 24 in a different order; switch Grid to 4 × 4 and each card holds 16 of them.

A Spanish bingo game with numbers

Pick Numbers 1 to 75 in Ready-made list. The cards print the number words, Call the game draws them one at a time, and the numeral shows under each call.

  • Hand one Spanish bingo card to each pair, so partners have to say the word aloud to agree on the square.
  • The winner reads the line back in Spanish, and the class gives the English for each word before the win counts.
  • Teaching Spain's Spanish? In the word list, type la patata, el zumo and el ordenador over la papa, el jugo and la computadora.

Questions and answers

Is this the same game as Lotería?

No. Lotería is a traditional game of chance from Mexico, much like bingo, played with pictures on a deck of cards. This page deals word and number cards only, and uses none of that game's pictures or verses.

Can the cards show numerals while the caller speaks Spanish?

Yes, with two pages. The bingo card generator prints numeral cards of 1 to 75. Here, pick Numbers 1 to 75 in Ready-made list, deal once, then open Call the game and read each word out; the numeral shows under it.

Why do the nouns on these Spanish bingo cards carry el or la?

The article is how a learner meets a noun's gender. It also flags the odd ones: el agua is feminine and takes el before its stressed a, and el mapa is masculine despite its ending. Colors are adjectives, so they stand alone.

All 219 words

Colors and shapes 24

  • amarillo yellow
  • anaranjado orange, the color. Also: naranja.
  • azul blue
  • blanco white
  • celeste sky blue
  • dorado golden
  • el círculo circle
  • el corazón heart
  • el cuadrado square
  • el cubo cube
  • el óvalo oval
  • el rectángulo rectangle
  • el rombo rhombus, the diamond shape
  • el triángulo triangle
  • gris gray
  • la estrella star
  • la línea line
  • marrón brown. Also: café.
  • morado purple
  • negro black
  • plateado silver, the color
  • rojo red
  • rosado pink. Also: rosa.
  • verde green
Show all 219 words (195 more)

Animals 24

  • el caballo horse
  • el cerdo pig
  • el conejo rabbit
  • el elefante elephant
  • el gato cat
  • el león lion
  • el lobo wolf
  • el mono monkey
  • el oso bear
  • el pájaro bird
  • el pato duck
  • el perro dog
  • el pez fish, alive in the water
  • el ratón mouse
  • el tigre tiger
  • la abeja bee
  • la gallina hen
  • la jirafa giraffe
  • la mariposa butterfly
  • la oveja sheep
  • la rana frog
  • la serpiente snake
  • la tortuga turtle or tortoise
  • la vaca cow

Food and drink 24

  • el agua water. A feminine noun that takes el, because it starts with a stressed a.
  • el arroz rice
  • el helado ice cream
  • el huevo egg
  • el jugo juice. In Spain: el zumo.
  • el maíz corn
  • el pan bread
  • el pescado fish, as food
  • el pollo chicken, as food
  • el queso cheese
  • el tomate tomato
  • la carne meat
  • la ensalada salad
  • la fresa strawberry
  • la galleta cookie
  • la leche milk
  • la manzana apple
  • la naranja orange, the fruit
  • la papa potato. In Spain: la patata.
  • la pera pear
  • la sopa soup
  • la uva grape
  • la zanahoria carrot
  • los frijoles beans

Family 24

  • el abuelo grandfather
  • el bebé baby
  • el esposo husband
  • el hermano brother
  • el hijo son
  • el nieto grandson
  • el padre father
  • el padrino godfather
  • el primo cousin, a boy or man
  • el sobrino nephew
  • el tío uncle
  • la abuela grandmother
  • la esposa wife
  • la familia family
  • la hermana sister
  • la hija daughter
  • la madre mother
  • la madrina godmother
  • la nieta granddaughter
  • la prima cousin, a girl or woman
  • la sobrina niece
  • la tía aunt
  • los gemelos twins
  • los padres parents

Clothes 24

  • el abrigo overcoat
  • el bolsillo pocket
  • el botón button
  • el cinturón belt
  • el impermeable raincoat
  • el paraguas umbrella
  • el sombrero hat
  • el suéter sweater
  • el traje suit
  • el vestido dress
  • la blusa blouse
  • la bufanda scarf
  • la camisa shirt
  • la camiseta T-shirt
  • la corbata necktie
  • la falda skirt
  • la gorra cap
  • las botas boots
  • las gafas glasses. In much of Latin America: los lentes or los anteojos.
  • las sandalias sandals
  • los calcetines socks
  • los guantes gloves
  • los pantalones pants
  • los zapatos shoes

Classroom 24

  • el bolígrafo ballpoint pen
  • el borrador eraser
  • el calendario calendar
  • el cuaderno notebook
  • el diccionario dictionary
  • el escritorio desk
  • el lápiz pencil
  • el libro book
  • el mapa map. Ends in a, but masculine.
  • el marcador marker pen
  • el papel paper
  • el pegamento glue
  • el reloj clock or watch
  • el sacapuntas pencil sharpener
  • la computadora computer. In Spain: el ordenador.
  • la mesa table
  • la mochila backpack
  • la pizarra blackboard or whiteboard
  • la puerta door
  • la regla ruler
  • la silla chair
  • la tarea homework
  • la ventana window
  • las tijeras scissors

Numbers 1 to 75 75

  • catorce 14
  • cinco 5
  • cincuenta 50
  • cincuenta y cinco 55
  • cincuenta y cuatro 54
  • cincuenta y dos 52
  • cincuenta y nueve 59
  • cincuenta y ocho 58
  • cincuenta y seis 56
  • cincuenta y siete 57
  • cincuenta y tres 53
  • cincuenta y uno 51
  • cuarenta 40
  • cuarenta y cinco 45
  • cuarenta y cuatro 44
  • cuarenta y dos 42
  • cuarenta y nueve 49
  • cuarenta y ocho 48
  • cuarenta y seis 46
  • cuarenta y siete 47
  • cuarenta y tres 43
  • cuarenta y uno 41
  • cuatro 4
  • diecinueve 19
  • dieciocho 18
  • dieciséis 16
  • diecisiete 17
  • diez 10
  • doce 12
  • dos 2
  • nueve 9
  • ocho 8
  • once 11
  • quince 15
  • seis 6
  • sesenta 60
  • sesenta y cinco 65
  • sesenta y cuatro 64
  • sesenta y dos 62
  • sesenta y nueve 69
  • sesenta y ocho 68
  • sesenta y seis 66
  • sesenta y siete 67
  • sesenta y tres 63
  • sesenta y uno 61
  • setenta 70
  • setenta y cinco 75
  • setenta y cuatro 74
  • setenta y dos 72
  • setenta y tres 73
  • setenta y uno 71
  • siete 7
  • trece 13
  • treinta 30
  • treinta y cinco 35
  • treinta y cuatro 34
  • treinta y dos 32
  • treinta y nueve 39
  • treinta y ocho 38
  • treinta y seis 36
  • treinta y siete 37
  • treinta y tres 33
  • treinta y uno 31
  • tres 3
  • uno 1
  • veinte 20
  • veinticinco 25
  • veinticuatro 24
  • veintidós 22
  • veintinueve 29
  • veintiocho 28
  • veintiséis 26
  • veintisiete 27
  • veintitrés 23
  • veintiuno 21

How this list was compiled: Own work, written for this site on 2026-09-19: 219 Spanish words to call, in seven blocks (six vocabulary sets of 24: colors and shapes, animals, food and drink, family, clothes, the classroom; then the 75 number words from uno to setenta y cinco). The line beside each word is its English meaning or its numeral, for the person who calls and checks. The Real Academia Española dictionary at dle.rae.es could not be opened, so every word was checked instead against its English Wiktionary entry on 2026-09-19: spelling and written accent, the gender shown by el or la (from the entry's headword line), and the English meaning. Examples: https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/veintitrés, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/dieciséis, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/treinta_y_uno, https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/agua (feminine, takes el before a stressed a), https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/mapa (masculine), https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pez and https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/pescado. All 75 number words have their own entries and each entry gives the matching English number. Regional notes (papa and patata, jugo and zumo, computadora and ordenador, gafas, lentes and anteojos, anaranjado and naranja, rosado and rosa, marrón and café) follow the region labels on those entries. Nouns carry el, la, los or las because the article is how a learner meets the gender; colors are adjectives and carry none. No picture, card art or verse from Lotería, the Mexican picture game, is used or described: this is word and number bingo. The win rule on the page (a row, column or diagonal, the free center counted as filled, four corners as a quicker game) was checked against https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bingo_%28American_version%29 on 2026-09-19. Licence: own work