计划和努力都很重要！Planning and hard-working are very important!

Read by yourself

寒号鸟

When it comes to memorizing vocabulary, there are several effective techniques you can employ. I am exploring some of them

Background Method:
This technique draws inspiration from the “memory palace” concept. Imagine placing new words or images representing those words in specific rooms within your mental palace. By associating words with spatial locations, you ground them in context. 
Process Words Deeply:
Instead of merely rote memorization, engage with the words deeply. Understand their meanings, etymology, and usage. Create mental connections by linking them to related concepts or personal experiences. 
Associate Words with Mental Images:
Visualize the word’s meaning. Create vivid mental images related to the word. Associating words with images enhances memory retention.
Review Words at Spaced Intervals:
Spaced repetition is a powerful technique. Instead of cramming, review words at regular intervals. Use flashcards or language-learning apps that incorporate spaced repetition algorithms. 
Use Mnemonics:
Create mnemonic devices to remember challenging words. Mnemonics can be acronyms, rhymes, or visual associations. 
Practice with Vocabulary Apps and Games:
Interactive apps and games make learning fun. Explore platforms like Duolingo, Memrise, or Quizlet. Gamified exercises reinforce vocabulary and keep you motivated.
Have a Dedicated Vocabulary Notebook:
Maintain a vocabulary journal. Write down new words, their meanings, and example sentences. Regularly review and revise your notebook. The act of writing reinforces memory.
Immerse Yourself in the Language:
Surround yourself with the target language. Read books, watch movies, listen to podcasts, and follow native speakers on social media. Remember, consistency and creativity are key. Experiment with different techniques to find what works best for you. 

Like a Chameleon

Memory Techniques

나 어제 좋은 꿈 꿨어! 뭔가 좋은 일 있으려나 봐.
我昨晚做了个好梦! 好像会有喜事。 

오! 그래? 복권이라도 사야 하는 거 아냐?
哦! 是吗? 是不是应该买彩票? 

그래! 집에 가는 길에 복권 한 장 사야겠다.
好! 回家的路上买张彩票。

당첨되면, 모른척하기 없기다!
中奖, 别装作不认识我呀! 

좋은 꿈 好梦
좋은 일 喜事
복권 彩票
당첨되다 中将

[YOON] 1분 한국어

나 어제 좋은 꿈 꿨어! 我昨晚做了个好梦!

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Let's see what {Take it from me}  means : 

It means: 

Listen to me 

Listen to my  experience because I've already experienced this  

What you will do is what I already did !! So, Listen to me ! Take my piece of advice !!

English for Work with James

Episode  8 :  Take it from me 

¡Huola! Mentira, se dice hola. 
Bienvenidxs al último episodio de la primera temporada de P.O.S.T., estamos hartos de ‘estar de bajona’ y es hora de encender los motores y cambiar la temática un poquito… En este último episodio Clarence y yo hablamos sobre el documental de Netflix “The Tinder Swindler” y lo alucinante que es. En serio, es acojonantemente alucinante. No spoilers. ¡Disfrutad!


P.O.S.T Podcast

El estafador de Tinder ese.

بْلَادْ الشَام هي أَرْبَعَة دُوَلْ, سوريا و الأُرْدُن و فِلِسْطِين ولبنان.
مِن نَاحِية المَسَاحَة سوريا أَكْبَر شِي وبَعْدَين الأُرْدُن وبَعِدْهَا فْلِسْطِينْ وأَصْغَر شِي لِبْنَان.
الأُرْدُن بِالجَنُوب وفِيهَا البَحْر المَيِّت.
لِبْنَان وفِلْسِطِين بِالغَرْب وَجُزْء كْبِير مِنْهُم عالسَاحِل.
سُورْيَا بِالشَمَال وجُزْء صْغِير مِنْهَا عالسَاحِل.
على كُلٍّ, بْلَاد الشَام كَانِت أَحْلَى لَمَّا كَانِت بَلَد وَاحِد


Levantine Dialect (Level 1)

بلاد الشام \ Levantine Countries

In this lesson, we will learned some useful sentence structures such as :sui ran...danshi (Although..., ) dou...le(already),  hui (anticipate something will happen) , verb+hao (do something properly) etc.

Basic communication conversations

第十五课 送你去火车站  Lesson 15 take you to the railway statiion

Different students learn better in different ways, and it's important to find a way to study that works best for you. Here are some things that you can try to help you study better.

Make a plan
Decide when, where and for how long you are going to study. If you decide what you need to get done every time you study, then it will be easier to achieve your goals. Also, if you do smaller amounts of work regularly, you won't have the stress of needing to cram everything just before an important exam.

Test yourself on what you've learned
After you read something, you should test yourself on it. And instead of just doing it once, do it often. Try to test yourself days and weeks after you first learn something to make sure you really remember it. You can also work with a friend to test each other.

Take a break
Research has shown that taking breaks can help you work or study better. A study by the company DeskTime found that the most productive people work for about 52 minutes at a time, then take a 17-minute break in between. So when making your study plan, don't forget to include breaks in it.

Stay healthy
Getting exercise and sleeping well can actually help you study. Research has found that regular exercise can improve both memory and thinking skills, while sleeping helps the brain save new information.