Take a five-minute break
Do something unrelated: listen to music, make a call or walk around. Let your attention leave the lesson completely.
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After a short break, observe whether the words and sentence parts from the lesson are already connected in memory.
Your recall check
Do not search for the answer forcefully. Give yourself a small cue and notice what forms on its own.
Do something unrelated: listen to music, make a call or walk around. Let your attention leave the lesson completely.
Quietly say:
Wait. Do “Un pájaro verde … está sentado … en el árbol” or parts of it appear?
Observe whether “Él está mirando … al cielo” begins to form.
Understanding the result
If sentence parts appear after a small cue, the lesson has already connected words, meaning and structure in memory.
If little or nothing appears yet, repeat steps 1 and 2 actively, take another break and check again. That is feedback, not failure.
You recalled words, used them in complete sentences and then checked availability without another prompt.
That is the full learning sequence behind Dikiwi.
Trial lesson complete
You did not merely memorise one example sentence. The words and sentence patterns can also support new sentences and situations later.

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Trial complete
Repeat a step if you wish, or continue with your own vocabulary in the app.