Can you think of every word you know in English?
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i think my brain would implode if I attempt to even think about thinking of every word I know.  Tried for a moment and I went a little wacky.  Well, maybe it's the glass of pinot i just downed that caused the wackiness.  oh well...it was worth a shot.
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English. worldwide already.
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The English language is very complex, and anybody who attempts to learn it is anything but lazy. Don't emphasize what you don't know yet.  Every English speaking person has idioms, words, and grammar that they have yet to master. It is the nature of the beast. This language has enough intricacies to keep you learning for a lifetime.
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All number words are adjectives, look it up.
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To remember any fact, and especially one in a foreign language, you need to attach a PICTURE in your mind to the fact and words.\n\nFor example, suppose you want to remember that "Ahorn" means "maple" in German. A-horn of plenty full of maple syrup on the Thanksgiving table of the Pilgrims. Picture it! \n\nOr suppose you want to remember that Hydrogen is Wasserstoff in German. Remember that WATER (wasser) is STUFFED full of hydrogen (h2o) \n\nSuppose you want to remember that "Gift" in German means "POISON" and not "a present" --you imagine the wicked stepmother giving you a GIFT of a poisoned apple. \n\nSomething like that. Use your mind to make pictures.
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I can teach you more English words and phrases
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There are 2 words in 'every word'
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When you speak correct English then .... maybe.
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Can you speak idiomatic English?
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Read.  You can pick up a lot of vocabulary from literature and poems.
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Repeat that in English?
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How to spell a word...REMEMBER.
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can you put that in english?
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All\nDay\nI\nDream\nAbout\nSex
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Come up with silly sentences to remember things.
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The average adult knows anywhere from 40-50,000 words. I doubt anyone could learn to speak a foreign language better than a native without having lived there. You can't grasp all the nuances of a language without being immersed in their culture.
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You can\n\n- Learn the word phonetically, (E.g. "knife" "Kuh nii fuh") so that you can spell it.\n\n- Does the word look like other words, or have some relation? Often words with a similar meaning have a similar stem. (E.g. "Sad", "Sadly", "Sadness")\n\n- Does the word remind you or sound like two other words? (E.g. the childish example of "Happiness"; "A penis")\n\n- If you speak another language is the word similar to the word in your language? (E.g. "Important" is "Importante" in Spanish)\n\n- Say the word over and over while writing it, this often helps.\n\n- Learn words of similar meanings together so you can visualise which word it is close to.