Dictée

Écoutez, tapez ce que vous entendez et obtenez une note mot à mot — par thème et niveau.

40 sujets·840 leçons·6,720 phrases
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SujetsA1 · 8 sujets · 168 leçons · 1,344 phrases

Greetings & Introductions
1
Meeting people, saying hello and goodbye
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Numbers, Dates & Time
2
Prices, ages, days, telling the time
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Family & People
3
Family members, friends, describing people simply
0/21 leçons
Food & Drink
4
Ordering, likes and dislikes, meals
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Daily Routine
5
Mornings, work, evenings, weekends
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Shopping Basics
6
Markets, shops, sizes and prices
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Home & Neighborhood
7
Rooms, furniture, where things are
0/21 leçons
Weather & Seasons
8
Hot, cold, rain and the seasons
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Spanish dictation practice, by topic and level

Spanish dictation is one of the fastest ways to improve your listening and spelling at the same time. Instead of listening passively, you write down exactly what you hear — which forces your brain to process every sound, word boundary and grammatical ending. On MimicSpanish you practise with clear, level-graded sentences organised by topic and CEFR level (A1 to C1), so you always work on material that’s just right for you.

Each sentence is scored word by word: correct words are marked, wrong ones are flagged, and words you left out are shown — so you know exactly what to work on. Words you mishear are saved and brought back later with spaced repetition, turning your mistakes into long-term memory.

How it works

  1. 1Listen. Play a sentence — slow it down or repeat it as many times as you need.
  2. 2Type what you hear. Write the sentence exactly, punctuation and all. Stuck on a word? Use a hint.
  3. 3Get scored & review. See word-by-word feedback, then revisit the words you missed with spaced repetition.

Frequently asked questions

How many dictation exercises does MimicSpanish have?

MimicSpanish has 6,720 free dictation sentences across 840 lessons and 40 topics, graded by CEFR level from A1 to C1. Every sentence has audio and word-by-word scoring, and new lessons are added regularly.

What is Spanish dictation practice?

Dictation practice means listening to spoken Spanish and typing exactly what you hear, then checking your answer. It builds listening comprehension, spelling and grammar together, because you have to notice every word — not just the general meaning.

Does dictation really improve listening?

Yes. Writing down what you hear forces active, detailed listening and reveals exactly which sounds and words you struggle with — far more effective than passively listening to audio.

What level should I start at?

Start one level below where you feel comfortable. If short everyday sentences are easy, begin at A2–B1. You can move up any time; each topic is labelled with its CEFR level from A1 to C1.

How is dictation different from shadowing?

Shadowing trains speaking — you repeat aloud what a speaker says. Dictation trains listening and spelling — you write it down. They complement each other, and MimicSpanish offers both.