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Such as parts of the hand actions of the hand other parts of the body,Īnd things you might wear on your hands. When learning the word for hand, for example, try to learn related words, You may need to try severalĭifferent associations before you find one that works. Thinking up different associations for them. If you find some words hard to recall, try That you can still remember them later that day, the next day, a week If you learn some new words in the morning for example, check To ensure the words stick in your memory, test yourself on them at regular In Mexico and the French words in Quebec. You could imagine a map of North America and place the Spanish words The French words in France and the Spanish words in Spain. If you're learning French and Spanish, imagine a map of Europe and place Spoken will help you to avoid getting your languages mixed up. If your L2 has many genders, imagine a large building with many floors,Īssign a different gender to each floor and place words on the appropriateĪssociating words from each language you learn with places where they are In the case of ice imagine the masculine half covered It into two and place masculine nouns on one side and feminine words To remember genders try picturing a Spanish-speaking region, divide This is an enjoyable method because many of theĪssociations you think up will be silly, absurd or bizarre. Have a similar meaning to words in your L2. Try to find word or phrases in your L1 which sound like and if possible Time-consuming part of learning a language.Īssociate the familiar with the unfamiliar (pronunciation, orthography and basic grammar), you can concentrate Once you have got to grips with the fundamentals of a language
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