Hi Raha.Many people build their English vocabulary through a blend of methods — by taking English classes, reading books, watching movies in English, and studying English with English language software. Playing word and vocabulary games is a valuable part of learning English. There are thousands of vocabulary words in our vocabulary lists. May I suggest that you try www. vocabulary.co.il It has free online word Games which are specifically designed to build vocabulary skills and to motivate people to learn through fun practice in spelling, phonics, and vocabulary.

READING BOOKS and keeping a dictionary nearby for when you come across words you don't understand throughout the text will definitely help.

1. Subscribe to receive a free, daily "Word of the Day" e-mail, such as through Merriam-Webster's Learner's Dictionary website: http://www.learnersdictionary.com/ (Some people buy a "Word of the Day" calendar to put on their desk.) 2. Read aloud from an English-language book or magazine. Using your dictionary, look up any words you don't know how to pronounce. Believe me, after you've had to look up a word several times, you'll never forget it! 3. Keep a journal of interesting words and expressions you hear when you talk to your English-speaking friends or when you're watching TV or listening to the radio.

you can talking english to others and if you don't know how to say some of words,you can search it on your vocabulary book... beside that,keep read english newspaper or magazines if you have it... ^^