I prefer not to concentrate on learning new words. I like reading. So I take pleasure in reading English books. May be my English isn't perfect but on the other hand I read 20 good English books and at the same time learned some English words.

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You gotta admit that every language's vocabulary need to be excite. But you have to choose the best for you to memorize those word into your daily life. For me, I try to memorize 10 words per day 60 words per week. Monday 10 words. Tuesday new 10 words and Monday's 10 words. I use google translate a lot and I always listen to that word at least 10 times. Pronounce it out loud and write it down on the paper at least 10 times. The most important thing for me was the example of that sentence, you also need to remember that too.

I've been learning Spanish and Urdu . To extend the range of my vocabulary, I try to listen or watch both languages as much as possible and make my own word notebook . You can find some lessons or TV shows on YouTube , too. Start with whatever you like and enjoy learning!

I prefer to learn new words using word association. For instance the word for dog in Russian is 'собака' and to easily remember it I will think that the dog 'is a barker'.... It really works.... You may have heard of Rosseta Stone.... At the core of Rosetta Stone Russian is a tried and true method of image and word association, which greatly increases vocabulary retention.