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Reapting a lesson.

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How do your repeat a section of the lesson? If that is not possible, how do you repeat the whole lesson?

Also, how to you make a question mark and an exclamation point upside down?

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updated Jul 5, 2013
posted by dshort
Typo on your heading mate , " repeating." - ray76, Jul 5, 2013
Welcome to the fora and good luck mate . - ray76, Jul 5, 2013

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I don't know about repeating a lesson and I can only answer your keyboard question if you're using a Mac.

On a Mac: option + 1 = ¡

option + shift + / = ¿

Hopefully someone using a PC can answer your keyboard question if necessary.

updated Jul 5, 2013
edited by SnowGalvin
posted by SnowGalvin
I found this for a PC: http://www.lrc.salemstate.edu/aske/acrobat/symbols.pdf - SnowGalvin, Jul 5, 2013
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To repeat a lesson:

  1. Click on Learn at the top of the screen
  2. Click on 'Learn Spanish'
  3. Click on the set of lessons that you want, for example 'Learn Spanish One'
  4. Click on the lesson that you want to repeat, for example, '1.1 Greetings and Introductions'
  5. You can now click to watch the video again if you want to.
  6. If you want to do the flashcards again, then click on the green 'Continue to Flashcards' button.
  7. At the end of the Flashcards, there is a small blue link at the top left that allows you to repeat the Flashcards if you want to.

In addition to using the keyboard, you can also add the ¡ by clicking on the blue ¡ underneath your typing area, with all the other letters with accents.

updated Jul 5, 2013
posted by togtog
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You can repeat a lesson as often as you want. I've watched them over and over.

There is a line under the video that "Loads". You should be able to click anywhere on that line to listen mid-lesson (if you hover your mouse you'll see at what minute count you'd like to return to).

Under the green, "ask a question" box, there is a search engine. You can type in "how to make upside down punctuation marks" in that search box and find many threads from other users who have asked this question before and got great answers. You should be able to figure it out from the advice of others.

updated Jul 5, 2013
posted by katydew