Recall first
Produce the Spanish word yourself before revealing the answer.
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Actively learn 16 Spanish words.
Try to recall each Spanish translation before it appears. The video guides you through the same learning sequence you can later use with your own material.
Before you press play: Think first, say the answer aloud and pause whenever you need more time.
Step 1 complete
If you worked actively, 16 words are now becoming available.
You did not merely watch them. You recalled, pronounced and repeated them yourself. Step 2 puts the same words into complete sentences.
Active, not passive
What happens in this step.
These words become familiar building blocks for the five complete sentences in step 2.
Repeat selectively
Words that are not secure return until recall becomes easier.
Prepare for context
Familiar words reduce the load when you meet them inside full sentences.
Read the video sequence step by step
- An English word or phrase appears on the learning card.
- You try to produce the Spanish translation.
- Only then do you reveal the answer and listen to its pronunciation.
- You decide whether you knew it or need to learn it again.
- Uncertain items return through the learning stages.
- The order changes so you do not memorise a fixed sequence.
- At the end, you can see which words have been learned.
Optional app practice
Use the same worksheet on your phone.
Page 1 contains the 16 words from this lesson. Page 2 contains the five complete sentences used in step 2.
- Download the worksheet
- Scan the words with the free Dikiwi app
- Repeat the learning sequence yourself
Good to know: The worksheet, video and app deliberately mix the order. This prevents you from memorising a fixed sequence.
Step 1 complete
Now turn the familiar words into complete sentences.
In step 2, the same vocabulary appears in five Spanish sentences so you can experience meaning and structure in context.