Scrabble turns vocabulary into arithmetic. Place letter tiles to form words across a fifteen-by-fifteen board, chase the premium squares, and learn the two-letter words that separate casual players from serious ones. It is one of the few games where reading widely is a competitive advantage.
Scrabble depends on language, which makes it harder in a bilingual household. Coridor has no words at all — the rules are the same in Bangla and English, so nobody starts at a disadvantage.