One method to learn vocabulary - at least for everyday stuff - is to tape pieces of paper to various objects with the translation for that object (refrigerator, chair, etc.) The best way to remember grammer is to talk to people whose mother tongue is the language you are trying to learn. Have them correct you, if they have the patience. It's much faster than trying to wade through dull grammar books, though this can't be avoided much of the time. You can also try association. I learned the Chinese word to "buy" (mai) by associating it with the English work "my" - because if I buy an article, it is now "my" article. It still took me a while to get the tone right, though.

Hi Alisha, I believe you've asked this question before. So here are some MEMORISING TIPS for you. Memorising vocab, maths etc. Use Mnemonics, which are techniques to encode the information in your brain through the use of; brightly coloured index cards,eg oral presentations, speeches, maths formulas etc. For example to remember the Gallipoli is in Turkey, write GT & association of facts with vivid or weird images. For more tips go to: www.memtrain.com/index/php

Just record in ur mobile words, grammar rules etc. and try to listen as much you can.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flashcard

i think it depends on what you have to remember.if it's something like words of a foreign language you can do exercise writing sentences with these words,or note them down on a note-book,or learn these words dividing it into different subjects (for instance words referred to the kitchen ,words referred to sport etc etc...)... ciao... fede