Say it but don't say it game
One of the best exciting games that challenges expression and quick wit.
How to play "Say but don't say"
Each card in the Say But Don't Say game has the word you want to explain at the top and forbidden words marked in the white rectangle on the card. In one minute, you have to explain the word without using the same word or the forbidden words.
Say but don't say:
Each player has one minute during which they try to explain as many cards as possible. That is, when it's your turn, you take the first card and explain it. When you're done, you explain the second. When you're done, you explain the third card, and so on... until your minute is up and you've explained as many cards as possible. Of course, during this time, you try to explain as many cards as possible. For example, if you want to explain the word "chair," you're supposed to explain it without saying "tire," "room," "table," or "sitting." You try to describe the word "chair" without saying "chair" or the related vocabulary words in the white box on the card. If you make a mistake and say the forbidden word or words, you lose. The best way to explain it is like saying "an inanimate object found in every office and has four legs. If they know them, take the second and third cards until the minute is up and your turn ends... The winner is the one who finishes the most cards. The game contains game cards, a catalog of game explanations, and the game's rules and regulations. Another advantage of the game is building understanding within the team because it's a team game, and winning doesn't require individual effort but team cooperation.
Rules of the game "Say but don't say":
When explaining, you are not allowed to say the word you are explaining and the words that are not allowed to be used from the white box. That means you only say words that are not written.
You are not allowed to explain in a language other than Arabic. That is, using English as an alternative explanation is prohibited.
You are not allowed to explain the word with expressive gestures or point to something in the room that indicates the word.
You can replace a card if you find it difficult. You can replace up to three cards in each round, which lasts one minute.
Points are awarded for each correct answer.
Speed bumps, just don't say it
In short, they are cards that act like speed bumps for the opposing team, creating obstacles in their way. There are 14 cards distributed equally between the two teams. These obstacles include losing time, explaining the card in a different dialect, or explaining it in English, among other obstacles.