And, in the case of Spanish, the conjugations, which are valid to play in Scrabble.
Also you need to memorize the different point values of the letters and different tile frequencies for Spanish or French.
Also you need to memorize the different point values of the letters and different tile frequencies for Spanish or French.
And it's also acceptable to have a pre-printed scoresheet where one can track the letters that have been played so that would show the frequency of each.
Tracking helps one a lot at the end as you know what letters your opponent has and can adjust your play to suit. Of course, at most tournament level play, they have been tracking and know your final rack too.