Any ideas for language loving teens?

[LolaBaby75]

My DD loves learning languages (French and German). Any ideas for gifts on this theme? I was thinking magnetic poetry that used to popular but I can't seem to find them anyway except at extortionate prices. Any other ideas?
Thanks

My DD has asked for a Dualingo subscription.

Paris Match Magazine Subscription | Buy at Newsstand.co.uk | French I've bought dd some copies from here

I just bought this book from waterstones, it's basically a vocab book but using pictures, might be a fun way to learn more words? Assume they do a German version as well

https://www.waterstones.com/book/french-english-bilingual-visual-dictionary-with-free-audio-app/dk/9780241287286

Depending on age it may be that a side by side story book - English on one page and French on another - can be fun

This is what I was going to suggest!

Deutsch Perfekt Magazine subscription or maybe board games in French or German.

Get a book they already know (mine had Diary of a Wimpey Kid and Harry Potter) in the other language. When they were little they had Bon the builder videos in the language

Some great ideas here thanks - off to research them all

How about a subscription to MUBI (www.mubi.com).

Lots of fabulous films in French, German, Italian, Spanish and many more.

Obviously depends on age of DD.

What is MUBI? The UK movie streaming service explained | Radio Times

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https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/1122228421/vintage-german-language-vocabulary-flash
I bought a lovely set of postcards a couple of years ago for a German friend that had words that don't translate to English.
Etsy has some cute vintage vocab cards for sale

If they like languages generally, Puzzle Post has some small games called Padlock'd where it's an escape game but you padlock and chain something up of your choice, with equipment provided. The puzzles (tickets, flyers etc) solve your combination. There is a Polish and a Mexican one, possibly some others - themed on travel or holidays so language aptitude and logic can work it out.

What age? I would have loved a huge dictionary, or a parellel text, or a favourite novel. How about Le Petit Prince? There are some beautiful illustrated versions. Or posters of films or landscapes. The best thing ever would be train tickets to that country of course! Magazine or online subscriptions are a good idea.
German food is good for Christmas. You could get stollen and lebkuchen or visit a German market (Leeds used to have a good one).
A nice mug with a key quote?

Depends on age and interests but my daughter loved the Harry Potter books in French.