Gabriel Wyner

  • viohas quoted2 months ago
    learn pronunciation first

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  • viohas quoted2 months ago
    spaced repetition systems

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  • viohas quoted2 months ago
    ten books, wrote seventy pages’ worth of essays, and my vocabulary grew to forty-five hundred words
  • viohas quoted2 months ago
    We’ll make the most of your limited time, investigating which words to learn first, how to use mnemonics to memorize abstract concepts faster, and how to improve your reading, writing, listening, and speaking skills as quickly and effectively as possible.
  • Ali Haiderhas quoted2 years ago
    PERSONAL CONNECTIONS: I can’t give you your personal connections, but I can give you questions to help spur your memories. Use them whenever you have trouble finding a good memory for a new word. When you do, ask yourself about your new word rather than its English translation. Instead of asking about the last time you saw your mother, ask about the last time you saw your mère. Even when the words sound almost the same (timid/timide), you’ll create more useful connections when you mentally hear those words in the accent of your new language:

    Concrete Nouns: When’s the last time I saw my mère (mother)?

    Concrete Nouns: When’s the first
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