-Read what you're interested in . -Translate from eng to eng , not to your mother language. - Don't limit yourself to one word , my point is -for example- : " different " adj. try know other words from this one , like its (v.) differentiate , its (n.) difference ...etc. - learn Roots and Suffix , if it works for you . If it doesn't , don't

Hi!you can use some app phone like for example Duolingo or you can take a telephone book to add, for each letter section,all the new words you meet during your studies writing also the traslation in your mother language or you can also draw the mean istead of writing. It will be your personal dictionary of your personal words that you don't be able to memorize soon...

Learn vocabulary in context, it will be easier to memorise.

It's more important and more efficient to understand the technical aspects of a language before you attempt to memorize a lot of different words. You will need to recall how to structure a sentence appropriately and use correct grammar a lot more than you will need to recall the word "floccinaucinihilipilification". However, I would recommend learning common phrases, reading stories/articles and memorizing words that you see frequently. Native speakers of any language will still come across words they don't know in their own language, so extending your vocabulary should be a priority only when you've mastered the basics.