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Mastering vocabulary is one of the biggest challenges when learning a new language, but it's also the key to fluency. Whether you're learning English or another language, knowing how to memorize and recall thousands of words is essential. In this video, I’ll share 5 powerful tips to help you learn vocabulary faster and more effectively.
From creating a vocabulary notebook to practicing with a language partner, these strategies are designed to make memorizing new words easier and even fun. Ready to level up your English skills? Let’s get started!
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00:00 My Student's Inspiring Story
01:00 5 Practical Tips to Memorize Vocabulary in English
01:49 How to Create a Vocabulary Notebook
02:33 Using Flashcards to Memorize Words
04:22 Practice Speaking with a Language Partner
04:56 Study with me!
05:41 Learn Vocabulary by Engaging with English Media
06:17 The Importance of Review for Long-Term Learning
06:54 Apply These Tips to Your English Learning Journey
Struggling to speak English confidently? You're not alone! In this video, I’ll share 8 practical tips to help you improve your English speaking skills in 2024. Learn how to build fluency, grow your vocabulary, and embrace everyday conversation with confidence. Plus, I reveal the BEST apps for practicing your speaking skills!
In this video I'll share my mindset and study tips for you to gain fluency this new year. If learning a new language was a goal for me in 2025, I would first, look at the RICE framework. Remember: you'll need to have a very strong sense of why you are learning in order to stay motivated for the months and years it takes to learn a language. After that you'll need a plan. This will help you learn a language more quickly. This plan must include your goals, takes into account your learning style and allows you to have consistency. In this video I share my best tips to stay motivated and also, tailor a learning method for your process. And don't forget to practice speaking from day 1!
Struggling with English in professional settings? Meet Charlie, a success story!
Welcome to my new apartment in Seville, Spain! 🏡 In this video, you’ll get an exclusive tour of my cozy Spanish apartment while learning essential English vocabulary for parts of the house and furniture. Whether you’re improving your English skills or dreaming of life in Spain, this video is perfect for you to learn all the information you need for your trip to Seville!
Many language learners worry about their accents or making grammar mistakes. The fear of being judged or laughed at makes us forget that everyone makes mistakes when learning English! Even native speakers. And it's okay, you'll make a good number of mistakes when you're starting, but you'll make less and less the more you practice. Always keep in mind that practice makes BETTER, not perfect. This video will give you motivation to keep studying to achieve fluent English!
Urmi was born to Bengali parents, grew up in different parts of Italy, moved to the UK and then to Canada. Growing up multi-cultural, she experienced a lot of identity crisis that inspired her to eventually write a book. She is a polyglot who speaks multiple languages and empowers women to seek education with non-profit organizations. Listen to our interview about all of her journey!
Would you know what British or American people are saying to you if they used Slang? With my friend Eli, we discuss and discover slang words, phrases and expressions that might be useful the next time you go to the US or the UK! Which one do you find easier?
Not all human beings learn the same way. While some enjoy reading, others need to make diagrams or listen to lectures. There are 4 predominant styles of learning according to Neil Flemming, who grouped them according to the senses they use: auditory learners 👂🏻, visual learners 👁️, read/write learners 📖, or kinesthetic learners 🤸. Watch this video to figure out your style of learning and what is the best way to study for you. Apply them to language learning!
My friend Brooke dreamed about living in Spain for 10 years. She is finally living her dreams in Sevilla. Quite a challenging spot because if there is one particular thing anyone who wants to come has to know, is that very few people speak English, so you MUST have good communication skills in Spanish. How did she achieve it? Where did she start and how far she's come? Join me on this fun conversation to get to know the good, the bad and the ugly on moving to a Spanish speaking country while learning the language.
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