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Hello 
I have to memorize a spanish essay of 250 words for Thursday. It is bad enough memorizing something, but in another langauge with accents and everything makes it really hard! Especially as I will be writing it.
Do you have an tips or step by step plans on how I can learn it by Thursday?
Thanks a lot!
I have to memorize a spanish essay of 250 words for Thursday. It is bad enough memorizing something, but in another langauge with accents and everything makes it really hard! Especially as I will be writing it.
Do you have an tips or step by step plans on how I can learn it by Thursday?
Thanks a lot!
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#3
If you learn it in English, it will be easier to recall (only do this if you'll be able to translate it back, though)
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Hey 
I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
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Oh yea forgot to mention that we are allowed to take 30 words into the exam to remind us and draw 5 pictures, but dunno if that will help!
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Best way I found was to split it up into 4 or 5 paragraphs, then learn them one at at a time.
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(Original post by mmckn)
Hey I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
Hey
I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
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(Original post by manutd27)
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
, have you done any speaking tests yet? 6 minutes of hell for me 
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Yep done 1. Was so nervous, therefore messed up. But got 3 more so hopefully will do better!!
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When I did this for GCSE, I just wrote it out a few times. I also made a word out of the first letter of each paragraph's subject to help me remember the subject of each paragraph. I learnt each paragraph accurately, by writing it out a few times. It was pretty easy to remember after doing this. I was surprised that I could actually remember it word for word, just keep repeatedly writing it until it sticks.
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(Original post by mmckn)
Hey I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
Hey
I had to do this for German, what I did was learn a paragraph a night by writing it out, reading it out loud, highlighting parts i kept forgetting and then writing out every paragraph i had learned so far. Hope this helps and Good luck!
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(Original post by manutd27)
Hello
I have to memorize a spanish essay of 250 words for Thursday. It is bad enough memorizing something, but in another langauge with accents and everything makes it really hard! Especially as I will be writing it.
Do you have an tips or step by step plans on how I can learn it by Thursday?
Thanks a lot!
Hello
I have to memorize a spanish essay of 250 words for Thursday. It is bad enough memorizing something, but in another langauge with accents and everything makes it really hard! Especially as I will be writing it.
Do you have an tips or step by step plans on how I can learn it by Thursday?
Thanks a lot!
Aw... I Miss Spanish
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currently trying to learn 6 questions for tomorrow morning in a hour, have already failed one and have no clue what to do
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I have a Spanish writing test on Thursday (tomorrow) where i have to remember 175 words even though I only started learning it yesterday so I can relate. You just try to remember a sentence at a time repeating it over and over which is pretty boring. Your brain will only concentrate for an hour so after that time limit its pretty much downhill from there. Allow yourself 20min breaks after each hour and while your revising drink lots of water because as your brain is made up of something like 75% water it will make it easier to take things in.
HOPE MY TIPS WORK AND GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST
HOPE MY TIPS WORK AND GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST
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(Original post by paristansley1057)
I have a Spanish writing test on Thursday (tomorrow) where i have to remember 175 words even though I only started learning it yesterday so I can relate. You just try to remember a sentence at a time repeating it over and over which is pretty boring. Your brain will only concentrate for an hour so after that time limit its pretty much downhill from there. Allow yourself 20min breaks after each hour and while your revising drink lots of water because as your brain is made up of something like 75% water it will make it easier to take things in.
HOPE MY TIPS WORK AND GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST
I have a Spanish writing test on Thursday (tomorrow) where i have to remember 175 words even though I only started learning it yesterday so I can relate. You just try to remember a sentence at a time repeating it over and over which is pretty boring. Your brain will only concentrate for an hour so after that time limit its pretty much downhill from there. Allow yourself 20min breaks after each hour and while your revising drink lots of water because as your brain is made up of something like 75% water it will make it easier to take things in.
HOPE MY TIPS WORK AND GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST
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Woah, all the amounts I've seen people are doing are so much, I'm only in y9 and I have to do 360 words for Spanish and memorize. Thank god it's not 3500 lol. Haven't memorized anything ye
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