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It's a complete trial lesson where you learn along in real time.
Follow the video closely and try to recall each translation yourself first. The more actively and attentively you participate, the stronger the learning effect.
The vocabulary creates reliable reference points before complete sentences are added.
Familiar words take the load off your brain and make the next lesson much more accessible.
Structures, connections, and language patterns get absorbed along the way.
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Page 1 contains the vocabulary for this lesson.
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Try to recall each translation yourself before you see the answer.
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1. The first flashcard shows the word "it is looking".
2. You think for a moment whether you know the translation "Γ©l estΓ‘ mirando".
3. Tapping "Show Translation" reveals the back of the card.
4. The listen button lets you hear the pronunciation.
5. Next come the words "calm" (tranquilo) and "green" (verde) β steps 2 through 4 repeat.
6. Then you decide: "Yes, I knew it" or "No, learn again". In the video, we click "Yes, I knew it".
7. Stage 2 becomes active. The word moves on from Learn β Practice (see the counter 1/5).
8. The new word "the leaves" (las hojas) comes up β the process repeats.
9. The word gradually moves on to the "Reinforce" stage (see the counter 1/7) β stage 3 becomes active.
10. This process repeats until all repetitions have been completed successfully.
11. At the end, the app counts how many words have really been learned (see the "learned" counter) β stage 4 becomes active.
12. After each word you've learned, a reward screen appears.
13. Only once words have reached stage 4 can they be tested.
14. Words that haven't reached stage 4 are considered not yet learned.
If you participated actively, you've just learned 16 Spanish words and word groups.