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The perfect start for learning a new language is to memorize and get familiar with its vocabulary. It is next to the sounds that beginners need to learn first before anything else.
Once you've mastered saying 'hi' and 'hello', the next thing you would want to learn is how to answer a simple question like 'how are you?'. However, to do it, you need a wide range of vocabulary to succeed as well.
Vocabulary has to do with knowing and understanding the meaning of words in a language. You cannot skip it nor ignore this part because it is essential. All those words from the dictionary will have their respective use for you whenever you communicate with someone.
You might be asking yourself then, how to improve my English vocabulary? That's easy. Decide when and how you wanted to start with it. From there, find ways to learn independently. The secret to succeeding on this is you, too. You are the one to choose your method which can be any of the various known ways that will work wonders for you.
Of course, the easiest and most convenient way is to enroll in an online session with either a native speaker or a professional ESL tutor. English learners choose to go through this process especially when you have the money and the time to get this done. It's faster but the result may still vary as well.
If having a tutor or a professional teacher to do it for you is impossible, then trying out online applications may be a good alternative, too. They provide features that are simple and easy to navigate. You won't get lost in using it for as long as you know how to read and understand the words used in the instructions.
Lastly, consider bringing a pocket dictionary always with you wherever you go. This way, you can have a reference to look into for the meaning of words and their functions. You can just get it out of your pocket to see what a word means. Browsing a dictionary during your free time could also help and you can do it one word at a time. There's no need to rush.
Take your time. Practice every day and don't be afraid to try every word there is. As long as you have a good reference such as the internet and your pocket dictionary, there is really no way you cannot move on from being a beginner in learning English.
Everybody starts from somewhere and your vocabulary can be your start. It may not be that easy for some of you but try to take it as a challenge which is also aimed for your own good. You will surely enjoy improving your English vocabulary as much as others did when they were beginners. Try it today and see that big difference in your vocabulary sooner than you thought.
