Alexander Arguelles | How to Learn Vocabulary in Foreign Languages @ProfASAr | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
In this video, I discuss why I have never used and thus cannot endorse specific vocabulary learning products such as Vocabulearn or Anki; why I take a more holistic approach to overall language development; why I recommend a multiple textbook approach followed by years of reading different types of texts in order to truly develop a rich vocabulary; how to make the most of conversational opportunities to internalize new words; how to use specific resources for learning etymological roots in languages very different from your own; and how to plan for a lifetime of language learning by mastering classical languages first and/or studying multiple related languages simultaneously so as to build web of connections between them. Keep up-to-date with information like this by subscribing to my monthly newsletter here: alexanderarguelles.com/newsletter
If you enjoy learning from my videos, then you might also enjoy learning by interacting with me in my virtual academy: alexanderarguelles.com/academy You can join me next week to follow the Path of the Polyglot; read French, German, or Spanish literature; learn to read Medieval languages; practice spoken Latin at various levels; participate in Great Books seminars; study the comparative history of religion; or get support for guided self-study of languages including Latin, Arabic, and Sanskrit.
If you are in a position to support my educational efforts, please consider making a contribution at: ko-fi.com/alexanderarguelles
In this video, I discuss why I have never used and thus cannot endorse specific vocabulary learning products such as Vocabulearn or Anki; why I take a more holistic approach to overall language development; why I recommend a multiple textbook approach followed by years of reading different types of texts in order to truly develop a rich vocabulary; how to make the most of conversational opportunities to internalize new words; how to use specific resources for learning etymological roots in languages very different from your own; and how to plan for a lifetime of language learning by mastering classical languages first and/or studying multiple related languages simultaneously so as to build web of connections between them. Keep up-to-date with information like this by subscribing to my monthly newsletter here: alexanderarguelles.com/newsletter
If you enjoy learning from my videos, then you might also enjoy learning by interacting with me in my virtual academy: alexanderarguelles.com/academy You can join me next week to follow the Path of the Polyglot; read French, German, or Spanish literature; learn to read Medieval languages; practice spoken Latin at various levels; participate in Great Books seminars; study the comparative history of religion; or get support for guided self-study of languages including Latin, Arabic, and Sanskrit.
If you are in a position to support my educational efforts, please consider making a contribution at: ko-fi.com/alexanderarguelles
