How To Learn New Vocabulary?

hellooooo!!! i know that many of you have questions about vocabulary learning so i shared with you 3 methods that help me learn new words in any language. i hope you'll find the video useful!

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0.00 intro
0:59 learning in context
3:14 phrase notebook
6:13 how many words?
8:48 recommendations
11:14 outro

[kayhanCun]

According to my personal experience vocabulary list works in very early part of language learning. Fruits, vegetables, things that we use in our daily life can be learned by vocabulary list. However, abstract notions and ideas can not be learned properly without context.

[adrienevieiraa]

I'm all for the phrases notebook <3 I've been thinking about how to improve my vocab memorization methods and have come to the conclusion that writing by hand and truly using a physical notebook - instead of solely relying on computer-based tools - is quite effective. I'm excited to put it into practice from now on.

[chadbailey]

I needed these tips. I’ve watched this video two times already. I’ve had the same list of 100 Russian Verbs I could NOT memorize, no matter how hard I tried. I will be making a phrase notebook for them now. I really hope it works because learning them will help my comprehension A LOT I think…and then I can start understanding native videos again 🤩. Спс))

[swengls]

I’m so glad that I’ve seen this video today. I’ve never felt okay about vocabulary notebooks since I learn how human brain works. But also writing down the things you learn can be pretty useful so I had a notebook to write phrases from songs I listen, movies, random youtube videos, english learning shorts etc. And to be honest when I don’t learn how to use them they just pass away even tho I know that they are gonna be helpful in the future. So it’s important to interact with the language anyways. Our brain needs to feel that we’re using it and we’re gonna need it :)

[Bamenglish]

Your English fluency is at high level & it was lovely video!

[aiexplorer.]

you are amazing iclal. I am living in ireland for 1 year but i didn't know which way i should follow until i see you. Thanks million for your suggestions hopefully i can speak English fluently as soon as possible.
Thank you

[bowowow]

we neglect it but repeating them out loud really helps

[microgenius]

Thanks a lot for your useful recommendation. I am really honored to see that one of the turkish girl speaks english very fluently and gives useful advices about how she did learn english very well.

[languagetraveladoptee]

Çok teşekkürler! İnanılmaz yardımcı bir video yükledin. Geçenlerden kanalını keşfettim ve tıpkı senin gibi çok dil öğrenen birisi olduğum için bir sürü kelime öğrenmem lazım. O kadar kelimeleri öğrenmem gerektiğini düşünüyorum ki kendimi baskı altında olduğumu hissediyorum. Ama bu video izlemekten sonra rahat ediyorum. Gelecek videolarını dört gözle bekliyorum :)

[elenamatyasheva]

I have just come across your channel and watched your German video! I'm so impressed! You speak so brilliantly! I've been learning German for two months now and it's a big challenge. And mixing it with 8 hours job is so hard sometimes, however, your video inspired me so much that is how I would like to speak!

[helixnebula]

i also use a notebook like your in german. it's right pages all about phrases and the left one is for the vocab. it actually works

[shaimaafilali]

Thank you for the amazing tips, it actually makes sense, I’ve hit a wall learning French so this might help me! ✨

[xdddd]

At my B1 Turkish level, watching Turkish series on YouTube with subtitles has proven to be surprisingly useful. As you said, of course I don't understand everything, but I can follow the plot without big problems and it really gives me the opportunity to learn the language in its natural entourage.

[ratbiabdelhamid]

شكرا جزيلا على المعلومات القيمة، انت فعلا مصدر إلهام بالنسبة لي، كل الإحترام و التقدير لشخصكم الكريم. جزاك الله عنا كل خير 😊

[audiolectio]

Hi Iclal,
I’m a French native speaker and I’m currently watching your video. I find this way of learning new words absolutely functional, it definitely works. I did it as I got the B1-B2 level of German and it was really helpful to have deeper conversations with native speakers of that of language. I didn’t do that from A1 to B1 levels but I should do it in other languages… I admire you because my dream is to become polyglot. You’re so smart! For now I would like to pass the C1 exam in English and in German as well. I’m also learning Russian. 😊
Thanks for these advices!

[FrancescaDePaolis]

Your video just popped up in my recommended videos, and I really enjoyed watching it, Love the phrase notebook idea, very helpful, never actually tried it and I want to give it a try! Thank you very much!

[yazaraut]

Allah senden razı olsun İclal, mükemmel tavsiyelerin var. i sincerely appreciate them :).

[cullly]

Wow, this video is what I needed to hear. I often start something at A2 and then listen to full movies or fluent youtubers in the language. As expected, I get completely lost. You said that listening in the level you are at will help and it's so obvious but I never really did it. It is also a great tip to say 'learn in context'. Writing sentences using the words is a lot better than just writing a ton of words on a page. In Chinese this is very difficult though because you need to learn a lot of new symbols that are unlike other written languages. However, Chinese listening and talking isn't very complicated at all. Only tones are the hardest part. Thank you for this!

[laurakaramcruz]

Exactly what I need! You inspire me to keep learning Arabic ❤️

[Furkan-vtyk]

Immer folge ich Ihren Vorschlagän, weil, was Sie sagen oder vorschalgen, immer sehr nützlich und gehaltvoll ist.