Connect familiar words
The vocabulary from step 1 becomes part of complete statements.
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Turn familiar words into five complete sentences.
The key vocabulary is already familiar. Now your attention can move to meaning, word order and recurring language patterns.
Before you press play: Build the Spanish sentence yourself, say it aloud and pause before revealing the complete answer.
Step 2 complete
If you worked actively, you have now built 5 complete sentences.
You connected familiar words into meaningful statements and recalled sentence patterns. The final step checks what returns after a short break.
From words to language
What changes in this step.
Familiar vocabulary frees your attention for meaning, sentence structure and the way words work together.
Notice patterns in context
Word order and recurring structures are experienced inside meaningful sentences.
Recall the whole message
You try to produce the sentence instead of merely recognising it on screen.
Read the video sequence step by step
- An English sentence appears on the learning card.
- You try to build the Spanish sentence yourself.
- You reveal the translation and listen to its pronunciation.
- You decide whether you knew it or need another repetition.
- The sentences move through learning and consolidation stages.
- The order changes so you do not memorise a fixed list.
- Only consolidated sentences count as learned and are ready to be checked.
Optional app practice
Learn the five sentences on your phone.
Page 2 contains the same sentences used in the video. This step is easiest when the vocabulary from step 1 is already familiar.
- Open page 2 of the worksheet
- Scan the sentences with the free Dikiwi app
- Repeat the sentence-learning sequence yourself
Good to know: The worksheet, video and app deliberately mix the order so you recall meaning rather than a fixed list.
Step 2 complete
Now check what remains available after a short break.
The final step does not require another video. It helps you observe whether words and sentence parts appear without seeing them again.