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Catalan words for kids

Examples from EveryLingo's preloaded Catalan library. This is how a bilingual card looks in the app — tap either word to hear it spoken.

🔊 Tap any word to hear how it sounds — don't like it? Overwrite it with your own voice

Flashcardsanimals - Level 2 ES EN
Cow
Flashcardsfood - Level 2 ES EN
Bread
Flashcardsobjects - Level 2 ES EN
fridge
Flashcardsnature - Level 2 ES EN
Tree
Flashcardscolors - Level 2 ES EN
Dark blue
Flashcardsnumbers - Level 2 ES EN
Ten
Flashcardspeople - Level 2 ES EN
Dentist
Flashcardsverbs - Level 2 ES EN
Write
Flashcardsflags - Level 2 ES EN
Spain

More Catalan words for kids, by category

45 everyday Catalan words from the app, each with audio. Tap a word to hear it. In the app every word also has a picture and plays in all the games.

Animals

  • dog
  • cat
  • cow
  • duck
  • pig

Food

  • milk
  • banana
  • bread
  • strawberry
  • rice

Things at home

  • ball
  • bed
  • chair
  • hat
  • teddy bear

Nature

  • tree
  • flower
  • rain
  • snow
  • rainbow

Colours

  • red
  • blue
  • yellow
  • white
  • pink

Numbers

  • one
  • two
  • three
  • four
  • five

People at work

  • doctor
  • teacher
  • firefighter
  • farmer
  • nurse

Action words

  • eat
  • drink
  • sleep
  • play
  • hug

Flags

  • Spain
  • Andorra
  • France
  • Italy
  • Portugal

How to actually teach a toddler Catalan

Catalan has been banned, suppressed and written off more than once, and it is still here. It is the sole official language of Andorra and is spoken in Spain, France and Italy as well — millions of people, across four countries, largely because families kept using it at home when institutions would not.

Which makes the home the place that matters. A child learns *aigua* and *pa* the same way children always have: hearing them often, from people they love.

EveryLingo supports both halves of that. 720+ Catalan words come preloaded with audio, in repetition games built to be unhurried — nothing flashing, nothing engineered to keep a toddler tapping. And every word can be replaced with your own recording, in your own voice and your own variety.

That last part matters for Catalan in particular. Valencian differs from the Catalan of Barcelona — a child in Valencia grows up with *xiquet* where others say *nen* — and a standard recording quietly teaches one variety as the correct one. Recording it yourself removes that problem entirely.

Perhaps you are raising your child in a mixed Catalan-Spanish household and want Catalan on equal footing. Perhaps your child needs to hear words more often. Perhaps you simply want to be the one teaching. We are here to help build those first Catalan words.

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EveryLingo games — fun in repetition, no screen-time guilt

Every Catalan word plays in simple games that reinforce learning by connecting image, sound and written form. Every word your family edits or makes from scratch is playable in the same games automatically. Tap any game to try it free, no sign-up needed.

* Screenshots are a representation of what the app can do in any language, not just Catalan.

Real families, real words

Tested by real multilingual families

Before launch, EveryLingo was shaped by two rounds of research with families around the world.

102parents and educators surveyed worldwide
50testers used the app during development
90%said they are passing on a language other than their country's main one
80%+rated the EveryLingo concept Good or Excellent

What families say

How EveryLingo compares to other ways of teaching Catalan

Most families mix a few of these. Here is what each one does well, and what to keep in mind.

Picture books and printed flashcards

Good for: Lovely for sitting close and naming things together, with no screen at all.

Worth knowing: You need to know how each word sounds yourself, and Catalan titles can be harder to find outside the places where it is spoken.

Songs and videos

Good for: Rhythm, repetition and lots of voices, which children love.

Worth knowing: Children mostly watch rather than answer, and autoplay can turn five minutes into an hour.

Classes, tutors and community schools

Good for: A real teacher, other children and the culture around Catalan.

Worth knowing: Usually once a week, often from preschool or school age, with travel and fees to plan around.

General language-learning apps

Good for: Well made for school-age children and adults.

Worth knowing: Most expect a child who can already read, many don't offer Catalan, and subscriptions are common.

EveryLingo

Good for: Made for ages 0–6: the picture, the sound and the written Catalan word together; games that only need listening, looking and tapping; Catalan on its own or with a second language; and your own voice or dialect on any card. One payment, no subscription.

Worth knowing: It is still a screen, so short, calm sessions work best, alongside books, songs and people.

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Catalan vocabulary — common questions

How do you count to ten in Catalan?

One to ten in Catalan: un, dos, tres, quatre, cinc, sis, set, vuit, nou, deu. EveryLingo has all ten with audio in the numbers category, so your child can hear each one.

How can my child learn Catalan for free?

Start with everyday Catalan words your child sees and hears: animals, food, toys, colours and numbers. This page has Catalan words for kids with free audio. EveryLingo's free version needs no sign-up and has no time limit: play the games with a starter set of Catalan words, on its own or with a second language. Full access unlocks all 720+ words for a one-time payment, with no subscription.

Is there a Catalan app for toddlers?

Yes. EveryLingo is made for ages 0–6, with Catalan words with pictures and audio, calm games with no timers or ads, and the option to play Catalan together with a second language. You can record words in your own voice or a grandparent's.

What is the best vocabulary app for Catalan kids?

Look for four things. Catalan words with pictures, written forms and audio, so children start noticing letter patterns even before they can read, a good base for later. Games that build repetition without pressure: no fast movements, no flashing, no addictive features. Fair pricing, ideally without a subscription. And customisation, because every language has its own nuances, different dialects, and words with cultural meaning that can’t simply be translated. EveryLingo fits all four. Any of its 720+ ready-made Catalan words can be edited (picture, spelling and audio) if it doesn’t fit your needs, and you can make word cards from scratch with your own photos and audio recordings, in your family’s dialect or any language. Your cards play in all the games, in Catalan on its own or with a second language at the same time. It was made by a parent raising a bilingual child, runs in the browser, and has a free version with no sign-up and no card needed. A one-time payment unlocks full access.

Is EveryLingo good for a toddler’s first words in Catalan?

Yes. EveryLingo is a vocabulary-building app for children ages 0–6, and it works whether you're raising a bilingual child abroad or teaching a toddler their first Catalan words at home. EveryLingo has 720+ ready-made Catalan words with pictures and audio. The free version needs no sign-up and has no time limit: play the games with a starter set of words in any language or language pair, as often as you like, and make your own word cards too. Full access unlocks all 720+ words and more of your own cards, for a one-time payment of $29.99 USD (lifetime) or $4.99 USD (1 month). No subscription. If the pronunciation, translation or image isn't quite right for your family, you can edit it — or create a new card from scratch. In practice, EveryLingo supports every word you want to pass on to your child.

What are good first words to teach a toddler in Catalan?

Start with words your child already sees every day — food, animals, everyday objects, and simple actions. EveryLingo’s preloaded Catalan library is organised into categories like animals, food, objects, nature, colours, numbers, people and verbs, so you can begin with whatever is most familiar to your child. Ten good first Catalan words: gos (dog), gat (cat), llet (milk), plàtan (banana), pilota (ball), llit (bed), arbre (tree), menjar (eat), dormir (sleep), abraçar (hug). You can hear all of them on this page.

Can I teach Catalan alongside another language?

Yes — and EveryLingo doesn't assume your child already speaks one language before starting a second or third. A child can connect different sounds — Catalan, English, or any other language — to the very same concept from the start, just as naturally as learning a single word for it. You can pick any two of the 142 language options to play side by side, or add your own dialect in about 30 seconds.

What age should a child start learning Catalan words?

EveryLingo is built for ages 0–6, the early vocabulary-building years. There is no minimum age — babies benefit from hearing words long before they say them, and older preschoolers can use the app to expand their vocabulary. It also depends on your family’s preferences around screens. EveryLingo is deliberately designed not to expose children to flashing, sudden or fast movement on screen — it is calm and unhurried.

Do I need to speak Catalan fluently to use this?

No. The preloaded Catalan words already include audio, so your child hears every word even if you are still learning yourself. If you do speak Catalan, you can replace any recording with your own voice.

Can I add Catalan words that are not in the app — like Catalan dialect or family words?

Yes. You can create your own cards with your own photos or AI-generated images, then record the word in your own voice and accent. This works for regional dialects and family words that no standard Catalan course would include.

Are there Catalan flashcards for kids in the app?

Yes. Every Catalan word is a real flashcard with an image, the written word, and audio. The same cards also power all the other games, including Memory Match, Sound Match, Listening Match, Reading Match and Word Blocks.

How much does the Catalan vocabulary app cost?

You can always play the games for free, with a starter set of words from every category and no sign-up required — and you can try creating your own words too To unlock the whole library, along with unlimited editing and custom word creation, EveryLingo is a one-time payment of $29.99 USD for lifetime access, or $4.99 USD for a 1 Month Pass — no subscription, ever. And you don’t only get Catalan: the one payment unlocks all 142 language options, so your family can play in Catalan and any other language alongside it. Every new word, game and language we add is included, at no extra cost.

What is the Catalan word for "cow"?

The Catalan word for "cow" is Vaca. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the animals category.

What is the Catalan word for "bread"?

The Catalan word for "bread" is Pa. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the food category.

What is the Catalan word for "fridge"?

The Catalan word for "fridge" is nevera. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the objects category.

What is the Catalan word for "tree"?

The Catalan word for "tree" is Arbre. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the nature category.

What is the Catalan word for "dark blue"?

The Catalan word for "dark blue" is Blau fosc. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the colors category.

What is the Catalan word for "ten"?

The Catalan word for "ten" is Deu. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the numbers category.

What is the Catalan word for "dentist"?

The Catalan word for "dentist" is Dentista. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the people category.

What is the Catalan word for "write"?

The Catalan word for "write" is Escriure. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the verbs category.

What is the Catalan word for "spain"?

The Catalan word for "spain" is Espanya. EveryLingo includes audio for it, plus a real image card in the flags category.

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