Study Yalango tables with games

You can practice any table much like a deck. From your table page, choose Play to open Choose a game.

Tables support three games:

• Flashcards - see the prompt, think, then reveal the answer and mark yourself correct or wrong.
• Quiz - pick the right answer from four options.
• Write - type the answer.

Choosing what to study

Above the games you'll find three settings:

• Question - the column you'll be shown as the prompt.
• Answer - the column you need to recall. With more than two columns you can also pick All columns (flashcards) to reveal the whole row at once, which is the natural way to learn a full conjugation pattern.
• Items - how many rows to include, so you can do a short warm-up or a long session.

Swapping Question and Answer between rounds is the main trick with tables. Recognising a form is much easier than producing it, so drilling both directions is what makes the pattern stick.

Rows that get skipped

A row is only playable if both the question column and the answer column have something in them. The game picker tells you how many rows will be skipped for that reason, so if the number looks wrong, check for gaps in the columns you selected.

Quiz needs at least 4 playable rows, because it builds four distinct options for each question. With fewer, it stays unavailable and the picker tells you how many you have.

Public tables

Public tables can be played without saving them first. If you want your own copy, so you can edit it and keep the contents, use Save to my library on the public table page - see Save public content to your library.