I Eat Quizzes

Tap each answer to reveal it — keep score as you go!

Warming Up ☀️ (Q1–5)

Q1: Let’s start at home 🇮🇪 When a glass is raised and spirits are high, what word brings everyone together? Sláinte

Q2: A quick spot-the-odd-one-out 👀 Which of these doesn’t belong with the others? (Spaghetti, Grazie, Adiós) Adiós (that’s Spanish)

Q3: A familiar greeting from across the world 🌏 If someone says “Nǐ hǎo / 你好”, what are they saying? Hello 👋

Q4: A phrase steeped in tradition ✨ In Arabic, السلام عليكم (As-salamu alaykum) carries what meaning? Peace be upon you

Q5: A polite nod of thanks 🙏 In which language would you say “Arigatō” (ありがとう)? Japanese. Dōmo arigatō!

So far, so comfortable… your brain’s cruising on recognition. Let’s see what happens when we nudge it a little further 🌤️

In the Zone 🌤️ (Q6–13)

Q6: A phrase you’ve definitely heard before… but what does it actually mean? “It’s all Greek to me.” I don’t understand it at all

Q7: Time for something visual 🍞🧈 In French, what simple breakfast does this represent? Pain au beurre, bread & butter

Q8:“안녕하세요” — which language is greeting you here? Korean 🇰🇷

Q9: Here’s where your brain might trip ⚠️ In Spanish, “librería” looks familiar… but what does it really mean? Bookshop

Q10: Not everything that sounds real… is real 😄 Which “language” is spoken by tiny yellow chaos-makers, with words like “Bello” and “Banana”? Minionese 🟡

Q11: You hear: Hamu sandoicchi to kōhī o kudasai. What are you ordering? A ham sandwich and a coffee please — in Japanese!

Q12: A crisp morning greeting 🌅 Where in the world would you hear “Dzień dobry”? Poland

Q13: One step deeper… This language was invented in 1887 to unite the world under one simple tongue. What is it called? Esperanto

You’re speaking fluently so far 🗣️, but from here on it gets tricky.

Pressure’s On 🌡️ (Q14–19)

Q14: Literal or figurative? In German, “Tomaten auf den Augen haben” means “to have tomatoes on your eyes”… but what does it really mean? To be oblivious

Q15: No translation given this time… just context ☕ A friend in Norway says “Jeg liker kaffe.” What are they telling you? I like coffee

Q16: Back to practical survival 🇫🇷 You’re in a shop in Paris—how do you ask “How much does it cost?” Combien ça coûte?

Q17: From real to unreal… but still structured 🚀 Which fictional language, originally created for a sci-fi TV series, is so developed that fans can actually hold conversations in it? Klingon 🖖

Q18: A phrase every Irish student knows all too well… what does “An bhfuil cead agam dul go dtí an leithreas?” mean? May I go to the toilet?

Q19: Pure chaos, pure fun 👾 If you’re saying “Sul sul!” and “Dag dag,” which game language are you speaking? Simlish 🏡

Final stretch! 💨 One question stands between you and glory.

Spicy finale 🔥🌶️🌶️

Q20: No hints. No mercy. In which language does “Gift” mean something far more dangerous than a present? 🎁☠️ German 🇩🇪 — das Gift means “poison”

All answers are correct at the time of writing — quiz at your own risk 😉