Introduce yourself

What’s your name?

Where are you from?
What do you do?
What are your hobbies and interests?
The Forgetting Curve
The Spacing Effect: How To Combat The Forgetting Curve

1. Reinforce The Training Regularly

2. Improve Clarity (E.g.: draw)

3. Make It More Relevant (E.g.: write a sentence)

4. Make It More Interactive (E.g.: use https://ankiweb.net/about)

The Spacing Effect: How To Combat The Forgetting Curve

1. Set your language goals

2. Learn common vocabulary

According to some studies, native speakers know roughly 15,000 to 20,000 word families. By this,
they mean a root word and all its variants. For example, speak, speaking, spoke etc. These studies
suggest that by learning the most common 800 to 1,000 root words and variations, you can learn to speak a
language quickly and effectively. To follow dialogue in movies or TV, you’ll need around 3,000
root words. For a novel or newspaper, this increases to roughly 8,000. 
4. Practice speaking 
5. Connect with a native speaker (https://www.conversationexchange.com/)
6. Consume media
How old are you

To be - SER - ESTAR (AM ; IS ; ARE) - (WAS - WERE) - will

Presente: I am - I was
He - She - It is - He - She - It was
You - they - we - are - You - they - we were
I am a doctor - You were a student - She will be a nurse
Am I a doctor - Were you a student - Will she be a nurse
I am not a doctor - You were not a student - She will not be a nurse