Fifteen minutes.
Thirty. Fifteen.
Every day.
Gesprek is not a lesson library you dip into. It is a fixed daily rhythm — recall in the morning, new material at midday, review before bed — always inside one topic you chose yourself.
No account needed for the sample. Nothing is saved.
Three sessions. One topic. Every day.
The routine implies the mode, so there is never a "choose a practice type" step. You open the app and start.
Active recall
You see the translation and type the Dutch, against a ten-second clock. Running out of time counts the same as a wrong answer.
Focused rehearsal
New vocabulary, listened to and repeated, mixed three-to-one with the words you keep getting wrong.
Priming review
Only what you practised at midday today, hardest first, so it is still moving while you sleep.
A routine ends when its timer reaches zero. If the queue empties first, it goes automatically to the next topic — it is never padded with repeats.
Ten sentences. No account.
Five listened to and repeated, five typed under the clock. Nothing is saved — this is here to show you the loop, not to start it.
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