Hello! The best advice I could give is 1) Practice!!! It takes time for your brain to process and remember it all so it needs to see these new words daily. 2) Start with words for things you like. If you’re interested it’ll make the vocabulary easier to look at it and will help to motivate yourself. 3) Use these words in context when you practice. Like in sentences or situations where you would use them. This will help you remember because you have an event linked to the words. Good luck studying and don’t give up! It’s a slow process but you can do it ☺️

You could use an app to prompt you to rehearse words at the right times. I use this one and it helps me a lot: https://apps.ankiweb.net/

Use these 3 hints: 1-Try forming a sentence of each vocabulary you learn 2-read the new words once at the second day of learning 3-read all new words once a week (uttering them loud)

Different strategies work for different people, but these are some of the strategies that many of my students use: - Try to learn a few words each day. If you try to learn a long list of words each day, it can become too much to remember, and you may not be effectively committing them to memory. Figure out what amount of words is best for you. - Use your new vocabulary right away. Use your newly learned words or phrases in sentences or conversations, and imagine situations in which you would use each word. - Give your vocabulary words context, and try to learn related words at the same time. For example, if you learn several words related to food or cooking at the same time, the next time you speak about the subject you will more easily recall these new words because they are contextualized and related to each other. I hope these tips are helpful!