there are many difference between english words and asia words like japanese and chinese. i used to try to remember 10 words everyday. so ,i thought, i would know 3650 words a year!! but, it is wrong. my teachers told me at least 30 at one time. some people who are talented learn 30/day, then repeat them on the next day, the next week, at same time they keep learning new words everyday. some students prefer: monday, 50new words.tuesday, repeat them, wed, repeat...generally you can keep them in mind on wed or thur. then new words... you don't need to handle all meaning and grammar. it can be accumulated in reading. the modes vary individuallly.

When I begin to learn new vocabulary I tend to break them down. Some are easy to pick up and learn and others take time and Iteration. Those that I pick up easily I leave alone and review them from time to time. Those that are harder to learn or don't stick to mind, I visualize them. I picture a scenario if it's a verb, draw the variable if it's a noun and then i review them every day. As time goes on, those words naturally start seeming rather common and are less of a hassle. Then you can move on to new words :)

I write in a notebook and try to review it every time I want to. I also make use of those words again and again :)

Here are some tips to help you memorize English words ( you can apply it to other languages as well): - Make lists of words you learned and categorize them, e.g words you use at the office , words you use at school, greetings etc.... - Keep a diary in English . Try to use the new words you learned to write and compose simple sentences .The more you add up to your vocabulary, the more you can form intricate ones. Test your level!. - Read with a dictionary. When you run into an unfamiliar word, look it up in the dictionary. Find out what it means right then and there. This may seem like a waste of time or nuisance, but it will definitely and really improve your vocabulary. - Use newly learned vocabulary words in conversation. If you are chatting with someone, and are about to say something using a weaker word when a more direct or powerful one could be used, use the new vocabulary word. This way you will also be embedding the vocabulary word deeper into your active vocabulary and you will certainly be memorizing it. - Watch movies and TV programs in English. Read newspapers and sing songs in English. It all helps you come again and again across words you have already learned and they would be anchored in your memory then. - Relate the words: Use this method if a word reminds you of something, relate it to a memory, or something you have. Those were just few of many methods to help you memorize English vocabulary; you could get inventive and come up with new methods, that helps you to memorize the words more efficiently. Good luck:)