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MEMORA: The bilingual memory game for children aged 3 to 7.
Learning languages while having fun, 100% screen-free.

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5 minutes a day are enough to introduce your child to a new language - screen-free!

A reimagined memory game to introduce your child to languages!

Why is MEMORA different?
  • Natural learning through play
  • Combines image + word + memory
  • Introduces a language without pressure
  • Evolves with age
  • Validated by school teachers

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A simple game, suitable for the most curious little hands!
Cartes du jeu bilingue MEMORA Français-Anglais étalées sur une table
  • Generous Size: 60 x 60 mm cards, perfect for little hands to grasp from a young age.

  • Maximum Durability: A thickness of 1.5 mm, designed not to bend or tear.

  • European Manufacturing: Local production for guaranteed quality and ethics.

  • Safety & Eco-design: Safe materials, EN-71 certified for complete peace of mind.
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Words that become **MEMORA**ble

MEMORA French-Turkish

MEMORA French-Turkish

MEMORA French-English

MEMORA French-English

For parents who want to understand the whys and wherefores.

Our complete guide to family bilingualism: the foundations to lay, pitfalls to avoid,
and how to pass on a language daily even without speaking it yourself.
Available in French and English!

Why bilingualism from an early age?

Practicing two languages stimulates brain plasticity. Bilingual children often develop a better ability to concentrate, greater ease in problem-solving, and excellent working memory.
By learning that "pomme" can also be said "apple" or "elma," a child quickly understands that there are different ways to see and describe the world. This is the first step toward becoming a global citizen.

Introducing a child to the sounds of another language from an early age greatly facilitates the learning of additional languages later on.
It's a precious gift.

Our story

graffiti mural sur bilinguisme
My name is Ada, I am a doctor and a mom.

Born in Belgium to a Turkish father and a Lithuanian mother, my life has been shaped by a true journey through the European linguistic landscape.
Today, with my French husband, our home is the perfect illustration of a joyful multilingual crossroads.
When our child was born, we had an epiphany: transmitting this rich linguistic heritage should not be an effort, but a source of joy!
Word Bridge was born from this idea.
Our goal is to help all families — whether bilingual or not — make language learning a fun and shared family experience.
Come, let's build bridges between languages and generations, one word at a time!