How to Say "Easy Game" in Spanish

juego fácil

/xweɡo faθil/from spelling rules

The phrase "easy game" in Spanish is juego fácil.

This phrase is used to describe a game that does not require much effort or skill to win.

What does it mean word for word?

The phrase is composed of the noun juego (game) and the adjective fácil (easy).

To express the plural "easy games", both the noun and the adjective must be pluralized to form juegos fáciles.

/xweɡo faθil/

In many Spanish-speaking countries, the act of 'playing' a game is distinguished between jugar for sports or toys and tocar for playing a musical instrument.
If you want to say a game is 'a piece of cake' in Spanish, you would say es pan comido, which literally translates to 'it is eaten bread'.
If someone describes a person as fácil, they are not saying the person is easy to get along with, but rather implying they are sexually promiscuous.

Este es un juego fácil.
This is an easy game.
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El ajedrez no es un juego fácil.
Chess is not an easy game.
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Para él, el ajedrez siempre fue un juego fácil.
For him, chess has always been an easy game.
¡Ganarle a ese oponente es pan comido!
Beating that opponent is a piece of cake!
El examen de matemáticas fue pan comido.
The math exam was a piece of cake.
Arreglar ese problema técnico fue pan comido para mí.
Fixing that technical issue was a breeze for me.
El examen estuvo chupado, ya lo tenía todo preparado.
The exam was a piece of cake, I had everything prepared already.
Para nosotros, fue un juego fácil.
For us, it was an easy game.

Alejandro and Sofía are talking about a board game they just played.

Sources

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