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listening to music in Spanish and reading the "tiesto" meanwhile (if you can even sing the words along or just read the lyrics to make sense of what is being said and to perceive the flow, which can help you when speaking) - this exercise will help your brain welcome Spanish not as a language you need to learn, but more like something you know and understand;
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Have you tried the "listening and speaking" exercises on Duolingo (the app)?
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When completing exercises or writing in Spanish, try to also read aloud - this will help you practise but also memorise;
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Try to write short paragraphs summarising each topic you need to learn, translate it to Spanish (try without the translator first, only help yourself if you struggle), and then read and repeat aloud.

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