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🇬🇧 English → 🇪🇸 Spanish
5 Complete Spanish Sentences
Now individual building blocks turn into real language.
This is the second step of the trial lesson.
In the previous chapter, you learned the key vocabulary building blocks. Now they turn into complete Spanish sentences. Follow the video closely and try to recall each translation yourself first.
Worksheet preview: The document below is exactly the worksheet you can download and use directly with the Dikiwi app.
Page 1 contains the vocabulary from the previous chapter.
Page 2 contains the complete sentences for this lesson.
If you use the Dikiwi app yourself, the sentences may appear in yet another order.
The Dikiwi app automatically shuffles the sentences during the learning process. This way you learn the meaning of each individual sentence instead of just memorizing a fixed order.
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What Makes This Lesson Special
You don't just learn by watching – you're actively involved in every step.
The video alone is enough to experience the complete learning process.
Try to recall each translation yourself before you see the answer.
You experience the entire sentence-learning process as if you were learning right alongside.
Show step-by-step video walkthrough
1. The first flashcard shows the English sentence "The leaves are moving in the wind."
2. You pause for a moment and try to recall the Spanish translation: "Las hojas se mueven con el viento."
3. Tapping "Show Translation" reveals the Spanish side of the card.
4. The listen button lets you hear the Spanish pronunciation.
5. The next cards include "The bird is very calm." – "El pájaro está muy tranquilo." and "A green bird is sitting on the tree." – "Un pájaro verde está sentado en el árbol." Steps 2 through 4 repeat for each sentence.
6. You then decide: "Yes, I knew it" or "No, learn again". In the video, we select "Yes, I knew it".
7. Stage 2 becomes active. The sentence moves from Learn → Practice (see the counter 1/5).
8. The sentence "The tree is next to the house." – "El árbol está al lado de la casa." appears, and the same process repeats.
9. The fifth sentence, "It is looking into the sky." – "Él está mirando al cielo.", is practised in the same way. The sentences gradually move to the "Reinforce" stage (see the counter 1/7), and stage 3 becomes active.
10. The English-to-Spanish recall process repeats until all required repetitions have been completed successfully.
11. At the end, the app counts how many Spanish sentences have truly been learned (see the "learned" counter), and stage 4 becomes active.
12. After each sentence has been learned, a reward screen appears.
13. Only sentences that have reached stage 4 are ready to be tested.
14. Sentences that have not yet reached stage 4 are considered not yet learned.
Congratulations!
If you participated actively, you now understand and retain 5 complete Spanish sentences.
Grammar isn't just explained – it's experienced.