When you have a list of foreign words to learn what is the best way to learn them ?
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Flashcards, repeating the words and their definitions over and over, and writing them down over and over and thinking of their definitions as you write them are some good techniques. Use as many ways to learn them as possible. You need to learn by SEEING, HEARING, VERBALIZING, and WRITING. This will help you whether you are a kinesthetic learner, a visual learner, or an auditory learner. Good luck!
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Actually there is no need to contantly flip the pages of a book to find words that u're unfamiliar with and learn vocabulary from there.\n\nBuild your vocabulary from words that you know. Maybe you have found a word "animosity". By looking at the sentence, try to guess the meaning using contextual cues. After which, double check with the meaning in the dictionary. You build up more vocabulary by trying to think of words that has similar meaning as 'animosity'. For example, 'anger', 'resentment', 'displeasure etc. You can even use the thesaurus to help you. \n\nAfter which, check the dictionary to find out the differences between these words. They might have similar meanings but used in different contexts and have different degrees. So learning english words is like an exploration. Once you're able to see connections between these words, u find learning them more meaningful. This is called building up from words that you know and it makes learning words easier. \n\nAlternatively, you can use build up from words that contain another word. For example, words containing the word 'up'. you might find a word in a book "upstream". from there you try to think of words that starts with "up". eg. upsurge, upstage, upset. and later u can check the dictionary with more words like these. u look at the meanings and see how they are related to the word "up". this will help you to remember better. this method is called word map.
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I used this site to learn the basics.\nhttp://www.byki.com/FLSIndPage.pl?Lang=GA11&gclid=CPTi9f-IuoUCFSooJAodW3Qyuw\nThen I used these sites to learn other nouns.\nhttp://www.google.com/language_tools\nhttp://www.google.com/imghp?hl=en&tab=wi&q=
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You could try buying story tapes with words and pictures in english and play it to them
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Immersion in the language, living in another culture is, hands-down, the best way.  It's also the most disruptive to your life, and few can do it.\n\nIf you're learning on your own, some general tips for learning languages:\n\n1. Look at people's reviews on Amazon to determine what are some of the best courses.\n\n2. Go to the library and check out different types of courses, and see what works for you best.\n\n3. Put aside 30 - 60 minutes per day and study some each day.\n\n4. If you get discouraged, take a couple of days off, but set your next time to study and stick to it. If you go too long (say a week) between study sessions, you'll start forgetting.\n\n5. Go into the experience realizing that you'll make lots of mistakes, don't worry about them and keep going.\n\n6. Try to find someone better than you in the language to speak with. You can't learn to speak a language without speaking it. If you're trying to learn with someone else who is also learning, you'll lead each other into learning errors.
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well I think you should get a few books.  definetly and italian-english/english - italian dictionary (both are important so get a 2 in 1 one).  Use tape/worksheet sets that you can get from bookstores.  Use online reasources as well.  You should find some online programs.  Do you have an mp3 player?  If so you should subscribe to a number of italian podcasts.  listen/watch italian tvshows and movies.  spend time with italian people that you may know.\n\n\nthe best way to learn any language though is to spend time in that environment
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1) Do crossword puzzles.\n2) Do word finds.\n3) Make flash cards with the word on one side and definition on the other.\n4) Study with a partner.\n5) Find a creative way to use the word in everyday conversation.\n6) Look up the word in a thesaurus and see what the "flavor" of the word is -- is it mild, medium, or strong?  Compare and contrast other words like it.  \n7) Take a bunch of index cards and write your vocabulary word on it, plus others of the same family or flavor.  Categorize your word in different ways: strength, weakness, order, priority, favorite, alphabetical, etc.\n8) Create and design your own puzzles.  There is software out there for about $10 that lets you create different kinds of puzzles.\n9) Learn the etymology or word history of your word.  See which language it comes from and how old or new it is.\n10) Link vocabulary words together to make a story.\n\nHope this helps.  Cheers, K (teacher of 13 years)
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1)study prefix, suffix meanings as well as the root words\n2)for example: un comfort able   un success ful \n3)look up prefix, and suffixes on the internet so you know what to study\n4)study synonyms and antonyms\n5)know the difference between a synonym and antonym
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Yyou just need practice for that. So, write down the French & the English for each verb at least 4-5 times. Then, hide the English (keep a notebook on it or something) & try to recall the meaning of each verb. Once you're thorough with this, you can go on & hide the French and try to recall the meaning. Then, you can try using the verbs in different sentences. This will help you learn the verbs better & make you thorough with them.
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Read the newspaper and look up every word u don't understand another good one is re writing the dictionary it takes a long time but you learn words other people would never know it's like speaking another language lol.I would just read,read,read.
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lingo, check the websie lingo worldlingo.com
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Get a book first. Learn some basic stuff (couple of nouns, verbs, adj...etc) and see if you have anyone that speaks the language around you. \nReading Roomaji (the way pronounciation is written) is pretty easy. "fu" is "fu" in Roomaji, and never "f" or "ph" like English (this used to confuse the hell out of me when I was younger).\nIf not, going to Japan is the best way. Oh yeah, you'll learn fast (esp, "kore ikuradesuka?")
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There is a web called www.teachspanish.com, maybe it can be useful.
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http://www.phrasebase.com/forum/board.php?FID=57\nhttp://home.unilang.org/main/forum/viewforum.php?f=28&sid=18c792f364729089851370c9e5af1f52\nhttp://forum.wordreference.com/forumdisplay.php?f=2\nI think those are the best around. If you don't learn in any of them, it is because you haven't set your mind yet to learn the language.
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The best way to learn the language is to Speak it and practice it with people who knows the language well. By having conversations you will be surprised how fast you'll learn the language.\n\nI had an Egyptian friend who was taught English but she could never get jokes, sayings or any common phrases. Explaining the meaning of sarcasm was rather difficult. It was even harder when she said she wanted to be sarcastic herself - reading, watching tv - all this helps... but the best way is to speak it. Conversation.
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The best way to learn a language is to go to the country where they speak the language you want to learn. However, there are manyh language schools in the world offering different types of courses, you could check them out too. \n\nBasically, if you want to be good, you have to know your grammar and in order to do that, you have to study and do exercises. Take every chance you get to speak and experiment with what you have learnt until you feel more comfortable using it. It doesn't have to be perfect at first, just as long as you are able to communicate. This is an excellent thing to do because it gives you self-confidence and you begin to get a feel for the rhythm and use of the language.\n\nIn order to improve your pronunciation, you have to listen to cassettes or dvd's etc, copy the sounds you hear and repeat again and again. It can be repetetive, but if you are a perfectionist, it's the only way to get your pronunciation even half-decent.\n\nOtherwise, you just have to keep practising as often as possible. A language is not something that you'll pick up in a day, you have to stick wtih it and practise regularly, otherwise you'll forget what you've learnt as quickly as you learnt it!
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By reading books, magazines, listening to radio and other sources where other people use words you don't know or willing to know. \n\nWhen reading a book, take out the unknown words with the whole sentence. Understand its meaning and try to remember the context of the sentence.\n\nAnd next time when you talk to your buddies, try to use the word you just learned. Humans are fast learners. Give it a try.