How To Add New Words To Your Vocabulary

[@ConnieAntoinette]

I just love people who are constantly trying to better themselves. ✋

[@lookpast]

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[@xzavier_tae_cayed8641]

I really needed to hear that today 😊

[@giwaabiodun7368]

Thank youuu❤

[@jeep5046]

1. Use it repeatedly: say it in atleast 38 unique occasions. 2. Pause: take a deep breath, give your brain time to pick the proper word. 3. Create a heuristic: associate the word with visual images, create many sentences using it.

[@erfayo]

Okay but how tf do you even use it THIRTY EIGHT times? 😭

[@zvezdoblyat]

I recently began reading a book called "Bleak House". This book made me realise JUST how badly I speak. When I tell you I filled 5 pages with words I don't know from just the first 7 chapters is crazy

[@kiss3514]

i can’t find it, can you be more specific about the book

[@jaimesrk]

​@@kiss3514Perhaps they mean the book by Charles Dickens. Keep in mind that one was written in the 19th century.

[@amandatakacs9919]

Im writing a book right now after watching anne of green gables and also the netflix series and currently reading the books, i got inspired to make a similar story not with the same storyline but with similar themes of the edwardian era and vibes like that because i really loved the vocabulary and the big words so i wanted to replicate that but im having chatgpt to help me because i simply cannot structure my sentances in that way abd especially dont know that many words to be able to use that vocabulary so i really wanna learnnn

[@davedagonzales2097]

While you were expounding on vocabulary, there were words that you were using that I’m going to write down to use, it shows that you actually have done the work. Great job!

[@jcarm185]

Wow - so practical and helpful; VERY glad KZbin recommended your channel today. Always like discovering new sources to broaden my education with.

[@jawonwinbush]

Reading the newspaper daily increases my vocabulary

[@GummiTomm]

Okay now i just need to create some kind of conflict with my significant other so i can add the new words to my surface lexicon. 😅

[@MoonpuppysPlace]

Thank you! I am 60 yrs old and working to improve all areas of my life. I've spent a decade or more spinning in a circle I feel. I was always aware that my vocabulary was lacking. This video is my first start to improve. (Laughing at my poor vocab in this comment)

[@SM-fq4fw]

Excellent advice! Thank you

[@movgam5060]

I really like the way you explained SL and DL. thank you ❤

[@DJTripleRRR]

Another informative video! Well done!

[@kristyli9965]

Thanks for the advice! They are really practical. Whenever I cannot recall a word, slowing myself down is very beneficial. I hope more people will notice this channel, I have just subscribed and this is by far one of the best channels I have subscribed. Keep up with the good work Joseph! ☺

[@darrylroman1066]

Thanks for this 🙏🏽

[@evansgarzon99]

Great content man! This is exactly the kind of channel I’ve been searching for. Thanks

[@DawnBooks]

I'm using this to add tubular to my vocabulary. we are NOT the same.

[@brunomarshall5612]

Do you have any recommendation like a an english club where you get to meet all students in one room via online that will probably mimic an english environment.

[@moonpan4396]

It's very enlightening

[@GummyFortnite]

This video is very inspiring😊😊

[@andrewg3262]

Elon musk does this...he pauses and formulates what he's going to say.

[@abdohussien7379]

Because he is mentally sick

[@KyleWagener-u3n]

Do you have app recommendations to test lexicon vocabulary?

[@zaephyrdelacroix7051]

Link to the 38 times study? Thanks

[@stephanieharoortega8016]

I need to quit saying period and like a lot 😭

[@generalyasukethe2nd564]

Thanks 10/10 video

[@leideng2890]

Do you have a book?

[@iitroo]

Turn down the echo, a little bit but great video.

[@grayman4232]

Thank so much.

[@davidthe16th90]

Thank you

[@conorray1481]

Great video! But get rid of the reverb please!

[@ggukiescave]

thank you

[@editor_right_here23]

I am doing this for my debate😂😂😂😂

[@harshit73]

❤

[@mentar4o]

The problem is, how do I find new words to add to my vocabulary. And don't say read books, that's just waste of time.

[@lakapaka5151]

Well, I reckon reading a book and expressing a conscious effort of identifying and indexing words to later attempt to integrate into your speech would be the way. Podcasts also help, and even writing academic or professional work could highlight synonyms you wouldn't have used otherwise. Similarly, asking ChatGPT to make your email content "sound more professional" before sending it can also cement some new words and phrasing within your vocabulary (at least it does for me). Depending on your circle, attempting to integrate those words could feel pretentious, but it is towards your benefit, as whether we like it or not, a wider vocabulary definitely makes your professional and personal life better (especially in interviews fr).

[@ApostolosAmaslidis]

Read books AND whenever you see a word you don’t know underline it, search it up and write it down in a notebook with its meaning explained

[@ishanbishnoi5222]

@@ApostolosAmaslidis I do this but I’m unable to remember them most of the times while speaking or writing.

[@randoreading]

I stopped at 'pronunciated'.

[@karmenwashington2760]

Hell, I was more focused on what Heuristic meant! Thanks for the new word & it's stuck in my head now! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🫶🏾