Choose a situation, not a list
Start with an exchange you would like to manage: introducing yourself, asking for information or describing your day. Write down a few useful expressions. A short list tied to a real situation is easier to reuse than isolated words.
Listen, then say something
Choose a short clip you can partly understand. Listen once for meaning, then repeat a sentence aloud. You do not need to reproduce every sound perfectly; focus on recognizing the phrase and being able to use it.
Return to what was useful
Keep the expressions you have actually used or looked for. Revisit them, change a detail and try using them in another conversation. If the same difficulty keeps coming up, note an example and discuss it with your teacher.
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