How To Memorize New Vocabulary Faster for Language Learning with the Similar Sound Technique

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Are you learning a new language but trying to learn new vocabulary terms faster?
The "Similar Sound Technique" is a simple memory strategy that makes it easy to remember vocabulary fast. You can memorize the meaning of new vocabulary quickly with this simple technique.
Memorization of new vocabulary is possible with the Similar Sound Technique because it forces you to create a visual memory of the word through sound. You find a similar sound, create a visual, then associate the visual to the meaning of hte word.
This makes it easy to learn new languages fast because relies on the visual part of your brain. It's easier to learn information visually than verbally. The Similar Sound Technique simples transfers verbal information to visual information. And through association, we can learn languages faster.
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