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A 60-Word Spanish Plan
Sixty words cover greetings, everyday nouns and basic verbs. Learn ten new words a day with one sentence of your own, review before new words the next day, and you get a minimum usable vocabulary in two weeks.
Daily rhythm
Ten new words plus twenty due reviews.
Read the example and write one sentence of your own.
Output
Combine hola/gracias/quiero/necesito into daily sentences.
Mark mistakes and prioritize them next review.
FAQ
Do I need grammar first?
Build vocabulary and greetings first; study conjugation systematically later.
Are 60 words enough?
Enough for minimal conversations; add verbs and scenario words next.
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