How to Say "recap" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “recap” is “resumen” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
¿Puedes darme un resumen de la reunión de hoy?
Can you give me a summary of today's meeting?
El resumen del capítulo es muy útil para estudiar.
The chapter summary is very useful for studying.
El artículo científico incluye un resumen al inicio para que sepas de qué trata.
The scientific article includes an abstract at the beginning so you know what it is about.
Masculine Noun
Since 'resumen' is a masculine noun, always use 'el' (the) or 'un' (a/an) before it: 'el resumen', 'un resumen excelente'.
The Plural Form
Mistake: “Using 'resumens' instead of the correct plural form.”
Correction: The correct plural is 'resúmenes'. When adding '-es' to a word that ends in '-n' and has the stress on the last syllable, the written accent mark must be added to the syllable before the last one.
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