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HOW TO MEMORISE VOCABULARY AND NOT FORGET IT!

LANGUAGE LEARNING FOUNDATIONS

Iwillteachyoualanguage.com

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In this module you will learn:

Why you should focus on vocabulary building

What vocabulary you should learn

Software that can help you

Effective daily habits

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1. Why you should focus on vocabulary building

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You can’t speak

You can’t understand

If you don’t know the words…

…it really is that simple!

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When you learn a new language, vocabulary building is your only

goal for the first 6 months

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2. What vocabulary should I learn?

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Four main sources:

From your textbook dialogues 1

2 From your environment (eg. train station, TV, movies, street signs)

3 From your teacher/tutor/exchange partner

4 Proactively thinking what you want to learn

They’re all great!

Here’s your daily dose

Supplemented with these

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“The most effective vocab-building strategy is to carefully choose what vocabulary you

actually want to learn!”

…from Olly

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Repetition and emotion are the foundations of memory

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In other words: Learn what matters to you (emotion)

1

2 Review it often (repetition)

You need to create the opportunities for this

Remember your “why”

from module 1?

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3. Software to help you

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SRS – Spaced Repetition Software

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Spaced-repetition software

Keep all new vocabulary in one place

Review difficult items more frequently

Make learning more efficient

All you have to do is put in the time

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Flashcards Deluxe

Anki

Memrise

Options:

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“Flashcards Deluxe is the simplest, most user-

friendly and powerful app out there. You’ll be up-and-running in under

60 seconds.” …from Olly

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4. Effective daily habits

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Repetition is the foundation

Commit to a daily minimum of flashcard study 1

2 5 minutes is enough

3 You can’t memorise everything

…so it comes back to being very selective about what you choose to learn in the first place.

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Above all…

Make reviewing vocabulary part of your daily routine.

Stick with it and let time do the work.

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THE LESSON Building your vocabulary is the most important thing for the first six months. Make it part of your daily routine and keep it up over time.

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Homework

Choose some flashcard software from the list, input 10 items of vocabulary and start reviewing

them today!

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Homework

Spend at least 5 minutes on that everyday this week.

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Next up: Module 6 – My top 5 language hacking activities Thanks for watching the fifth video. In the next video we’re going to look at some of the most effective language-learning activities I know!

… AND YOU’RE DONE!

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