The Correct Way To Learn Japanese Words
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memorization is the method most people use to learn Japanese words.
This is by far the worst, and slowest, method that anybody can use.
Learning a new language like Japanese should be fun... exhilirating... interesting...
Learning words by repeating them endlessly is a sure-fire way to bore yourself stupid and you are likely to give up.
Imagine you could learn Japanese words ultra-fast...
So fast that you can know no words one day and hundreds the next...
Sounds like a recipe for passing your next exam or impressing your
friends?
Take a look...
Pick a word, any word
Choose a Japanese word that you want to memorize.
What about "room"? The Japanese word for room is heya.
I'm going to show you a unique method to remember this word forever. Beware: Try as you might, you won't be able to forget it!
Link the word to something you know
heya sounds
like "Hey" as in "Hey you!". That one doesn't help very much, but there
are a lot of English words with a "Hey" sound in them.
What about associating the Japanese word heya to "hay" (as in bale of hay)
Imagine for 10 seconds using the link
Now, just bring together the link we made.
Close your eyes and imagine the following for the next 10 seconds:
"Imagine there are bales of hay all over the room"
All done!
That's it... Now you'll always remember that the Japanese word for room is heya.
Imagine you could do this for hundreds of words...
You can, and the exercises are already created for you. Download them
at Speak Japanese Fast.
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