I think the way that we can remember the words is to be with it more time .. and speak a lot because if you don´t speak .. it is no way to remember.. you should find the new words everyday just like .. 10 words for a day .. and try to remember it all!

Your question would be best stated as "How do you remember words in English?" "The" should be omitted, as you are not talking about any specific words. To answer your question: You should make every effort to connect the new word with something visual (something recognizable). The first idea is to "hook" the new word to information that is already existing in your mind. The second idea is to understand a term without translating it back to your native language. These concepts are true no matter what language you are learning. Just think about how you learned your own native language. Did you translate it to anything? No..... all you were able to do as a child was make a visual connection between what you could see and the terms you learned. Our brains do not retain as much information as they did when we were very young, but they still function just the same. So, my advice is: *make picture flashcards *label pictures in a book, magazine *label items throughout your home *practice describing what you see visually in pictures, etc. This should help! Source: personal experience, feedback through the years from my students

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