Ten Spanish words · thoughtfeel
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Ten Spanish words · 10 minutes

How many will stick?

Learn ten Spanish words with thoughtfeel, a sense for concepts. Tomorrow, take a two-minute test and find out how many stuck.

Watch the vocabulary lesson first.

This exercise uses the technique from the 6-minute lesson. Without it, you won’t know what to do with each word, and they won’t stick.

Watch the lesson (6 min)

Turn your sound on, and find a spot where you can speak out loud.

For each word, you’ll:

  1. Hear it, and see what it means.
  2. Find a part of it that sounds like something you know.
  3. Bring up that part and the meaning as concepts, and say out loud how they connect.

Then you’ll see one way to link it.

Not sure you have thoughtfeel? Take the 1-minute test first.

thoughtfeel · a practical guide by Ted Shachtman and Dr. David Lo · thoughtfeel.net

Pronunciations recorded by native speakers for Lingua Libre, via Wikimedia Commons, trimmed and volume-matched: ardilla, relámpago, charco, madrugada (AdrianAbdulBaha); cajón, anzuelo, pereza, buzón (Marreromarco); ceja (Eavqwiki), CC BY-SA 4.0; embudo (Emanuelps27), CC BY 4.0.