ฝึกพูดภาษาอังกฤษด้วยเทคนิค Shadowing จากวิดีโอ: How to Increase Vocabulary - Studying English Vocabulary
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In this American English pronunciation video, we're going to go over how to increase your vocabulary.
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One of the challenges in learning a foreign language is remembering all of the new vocabulary.
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In this video, we're going to go over a few tips for learning new words and for remembering them.
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First, expose yourself to the language. For example, read.
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I still learn English words from reading.
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I find that every couple of months, the New York Times uses a word that either I've never heard before, or that I've heard but I'm not totally solid on the meaning.
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So I look it up, learn the meaning, and then go back to the sentence and solidify it.
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One good idea is to think of another word that you know you could replace it with in that sentence, a word that wouldn't change the meaning.
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Then say the sentence with that word.
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Tying the new word to a word you already know, and studying it in the context of the sentence will help you remember it.
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If you know my channel, you know it's a pronunciation channel.
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Always learn the pronunciation when you learn a new word.
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When you look up a word in the dictionary, the pronunciation is always right there.
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Many online dictionaries also play an audio file, so you can hear a native speaker say the word.
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Practice it out loud several times.
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You want to read at the right level to learn.
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If it's too easy, you won't learn many new vocabulary words.
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If it's too hard, you don't really get the context, because there's too much you don't know.
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Try reading at a level where you look up at most one word per sentence.
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As you discover new words in your reading, write them down, along with the meaning and the context.
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You can either use a notebook or flashcards if you prefer that.
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Make a system that works for you, so you know you're going to actually go back and study the words again.
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Most words you won't remember from just looking it up once.
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When you look the word up, look Look for related words or other forms of the word.
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For example, let's say you're learning the word adjust, which is a verb.
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You may find in the dictionary that adjustable is an adjective, and adjustment is a noun.
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Write these down too.
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It's also a good idea to look for one antonym or synonym.
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An antonym is a word with an opposite meaning, and a synonym is a word with the same or similar meaning.
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So let's say you're learning the word blurry.
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A synonym would be fuzzy.
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An An antonym would be clear.
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If any of these words are unknown to you, write them down too.
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You can find synonyms and antonyms by looking in a thesaurus, like thesaurus.com.
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Another great way to learn vocabulary is to watch TV, movies, and online videos.
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But you can't just sit back, relax, and be entertained.
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You can do that sometimes, but you're going to learn more if you actively participate in learning.
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When I was in Germany, I watched a lot of TV with my notebook in hand.
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When I heard a word or phrase that I knew I could identify but didn't know the meaning of, I immediately stopped paying attention to the television,
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or paused what I was watching and wrote down the word.
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Then I looked up the meaning and wrote down the context.
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It was easy to remember new words I picked up this way
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because I had the visual of what I had been seeing, I had the visual of the word written down, and I practiced out loud several times.
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The context of the situation helped solidify that word or phrase.
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If you can rewind and watch again, do this, and pay attention to the pronunciation.
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Imitate the pronunciation out loud five or six times.
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Make sure you write the pronunciation down, either using IPA or another system that works for you.
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This is also great for learning phrases or sequences of words that are frequently used.
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When I was in Germany watching a drama, I heard the phrase, Es tut mir furchtbar leid.
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I had never heard this phrase before.
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I knew, Es tut mir leid, which means I'm sorry.
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So So I recognized the phrase, and I learned a new way to intensify it with FURSTBAR.
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I'm terribly sorry.
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When you learn a new phrase, write it down.
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Okay, so what do you do with all of these words and phrases you're writing down?
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By learning them in the context of reading or video, you're already helping yourself memorize them, but you're still going to have to put in some work.
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Try to memorize, really solidly memorize, three to five words a day.
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If you have a great memory, then maybe go for ten, but limit yourself to that.
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Tip one for memorization, the Laura tip.
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I'm naming this after my friend who was studying Spanish abroad.
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Laura would write down and learn four or five new words that she had heard in conversation throughout the day.
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At the end of the day, she would turn them into a song.
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This might involve gestures or movements to help her understand.
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It might contain just the word, if the gesture was clear, or the word in definition, or the word in a sentence.
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Adding music, adding a melody, really helps your brain hold on to the information.
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She taught me one of her songs, and I still remember it 8 years later.
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And I wasn't even trying to study Spanish at the time.
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Let's come up with an example song.
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Let's say you're learning the words sprint, deceive, increase, and concern.
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Your song could go something like this.
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Sprint, don't deceive me, increase, I care because I'm concerned.
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Don't spend much time on it?
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It should be short and fun.
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Sing it 10 or 12 times.
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Then sing the one from yesterday a few times.
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Adding motion and a melody will help you memorize.
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It doesn't matter at all what the melody is, or even if you're musical, it will still help you remember.
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Tip 2 for memorization, repetition and grouping.
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Go over your vocabulary words many times.
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them out loud.
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Repetition is extremely important.
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If it's a tough word to pronounce, slow it down.
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Don't rush.
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Immediately.
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Immediately.
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Immediately.
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Immediately.
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Put the words in groups and drill the groups together.
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Then, group them differently and drill again.
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For For example, if you wrote down 10 words or phrases while watching one episode of The Sopranos,
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practice these words together and think about the episode and the context for each word.
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Or group them by vowel sound in the stressed syllable.
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For example, furniture, unearth, burly, return, jury, blurt, curse.
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These words all have the ER vowel in the stressed syllable.
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Or, organize your words by stress,
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typical, period, numerous, everything, difficult, curious, da da da.
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These were all three-syllable words with stress on the first syllable.
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Or, organize the words by meaning, grouping together words of a similar meaning.
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Or, group them by how well you know them, putting words you know really well in one group, words you kind of know in a second group,
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and words you need a lot of help with in a third group.
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Creating Learning various groups will help you memorize, and will make drilling vocabulary more engaging.
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Tip 3.
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Visualization.
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When you learn a word, come up with a picture for it, a mini story in one picture in your mind that makes sense to you.
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This is a common mnemonic device, and you probably used it when learning vocabulary in your own language.
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So, absorb as much of the language as you can through reading and watching video,
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or even writing down words from conversation around you.
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Organize these words in a system that works for you, maybe a notebook, maybe flashcards, and get creative when memorizing.
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The more often you come back and study your vocabulary words, the more you'll be able to remember them, and to use them yourself in writing and conversation.
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Do you have other methods for learning vocabulary?
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Let me know in the comments below.
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