False Friends
Looks the same, means something else
English words that look like Russian and Uzbek ones but mean something else: a magazine is not a shop and a family is not a surname. Learn the traps before they catch you. Three quick rounds every day.
Today’s challenge: choose a difficulty
- EasyWarm-up rounds · up to 10 XP eachPlay
- MediumThe classic · up to 15 XP eachPlay
- HardFor experts · up to 20 XP eachPlay
How to play
- 13 short rounds every day — one for each mode.
- 2Pick your answer and check it. Daily answers are checked on the server, so everyone plays fair.
- 3Read the explanation: every reveal shows the real numbers behind the trick.
- 4Come back tomorrow: a new challenge unlocks at midnight, Tashkent time. Keep your streak going!
Modes · 3 modes
What does it mean?
Pick the real meaning of an English word.
Fill the gap
Choose the word that fits an English sentence.
Match the meanings
Pair look-alike words with their meanings.
What you will learn
- Know the most common false friends between English, Russian and Uzbek
- Choose the right English word in a sentence
- Tell look-alike words apart by their meaning