"How To Memorize Another 108 Foreign Words In
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"You Will Soon Be Able To Learn Any Foreign Word Effortlessly
And Efficiently, Without Having To Go Through The Trouble
Of Repeatedly Memorizing New Words But Forgetting Them
Again And Again… It's Like Getting A Photographic Memory…"

Dear Language Learner,

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oes the following sound familiar? You learned a list of foreign words by heart, felt sure that you memorized all of them, went to sleep, got up the next morning and discovered, to your disappointment and frustration, that you had forgotten most of them!

I've been there. I've spent countless hours trying to cram words into my head... It was an exhausting, time-consuming and depressing process. I know it all too well, for I have spent the bigger part of my life learning and teaching foreign languages.

My name is Owen Lee. I'm a professional language tutor. It pains me to see other language learners go through the same hardship one after another...

Isn't it frustrating to see foreign words that you KNOW you have learned (maybe more than a few times) but JUST can't recall?

When you REPEATEDLY forget the same word again and again, and when you encounter all those familiar (yet strange) words when reading foreign articles, don't you wish that SOMEHOW you brain could copy all of them like a computer?

Look, if you've ever wished to speed up your language learning process, then you need to read the following information very carefully, because you'll find out how to save hundreds or even thousands of hours when memorizing foreign vocabulary...

First, let's look at some of the biggest misconceptions about vocabulary learning…

 

Misconception 1: All Language Components
Are Created Equal

Based on conventional wisdom, people tend to think pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary are equally important.

Not true.

The fact is, vocabulary is far more important than pronunciation and grammar, and memorizing new words is the fastest and most effective way to improve your ability to communicate in a foreign language (but not necessarily the best way to improve, say, your test scores).

To illustrate this using an extreme example: Let's say you spend merely a day learning the rules of pronunciation of a new language, and from then onwards learn ONLY its vocabulary (without grammar). Now, if try expressing yourself without conjugation, without tense, without paying attention to any declination whatsoever and apply the word order of your mother tongue… Do you think that a native speaker of that foreign language would still understand you?

Of course yes.

In the "worst case", even if you can't pronounce any word or have no clue about the grammar rules, you can simply write down the direct translation of what you want to express and still be understood.

But what if you know all the right grammar rules and can pronounce every word flawlessly while lacking the necessary words to convey your ideas… Do you think you can communicate as "powerfully" as "the wrong version" in the previous case?

I don't think so.

Simply put, a sentence spoken with an accent and broken grammar is still better than not being able to say it at all.

Now let's look at the effort required for each language component.

Pronunciation is often the easiest part of learning a language. For languages like German and Spanish, maybe an afternoon is enough; for languages like French with many irregular pronunciations, it'd require some more effort.

Grammar is considerably harder and more time-consuming, but unless your goal is to ace language exams, you really don't have to be bogged down in all the small grammar points and exceptions. The most important rules already enable to communicate effectively...

The bottom line is, vocabulary learning will take the absolute bulk of your time.

Look, I'm NOT saying grammar and pronunciation can be ignored, and I'm NOT suggesting that you learn pronunciation, grammar and vocabulary in isolation, but all things being equal, the person who has learned more words would certainly communicate better... Don't you agree?

That also means: Knowing how to memorize foreign vocabulary efficiently would make a huge difference in overall language learning. If you can save just 5 minutes on every word by avoiding three extra times of re-learning it, how much time can you save after learning 10,000 to 15,000 words (for recognized "fluency")? That's around 1000 hours!

And if you're a language enthusiast like me, think about how much time you can save in the rest of your life learning languages?

 

Misconception 2: You Have To Learn A Lot Of Words
To Communicate Effectively

Let's take the Russian vocabulary for example. According to research done by Francois Micheloud:

• the 75 most common words make up 40% of occurrences of words
• the 200 most common words make up 50% of occurrences of words
• the 524 most common words make up 60% of occurrences of words
• the 1257 most common words make up 70% of occurrences of words
• the 2925 most common words make up 80% of occurrences of words
• the 7444 most common words make up 90% of occurrences of words
• the 13374 most common words make up 95% of occurrences of words
• the 25508 most common words make up 99% of occurrences of words

As you can see, you really don't need THAT many words to communicate on a REASONABLY good level.

The remaining question is: How can you achieve that reasonably large enough vocabulary as quickly as possible?

 

Misconception 3: "There's Little I Can Do
About My Poor Memory"…

Many people insist that they have a poor memory.

But it's really just can excuse.

A "good" or "bad" memory may be a natural-born quality, but the fact is, if you have the right set of methods, the difference between "good" and "bad" memory is NEGLIGIBLE. Here's an analogy: Taller people should in theory be able to run faster because they have longer legs, but in actuality, regular training and proper running techniques make those few centimeters not an issue at all...

The conventional way of learning vocabulary is to simply repeat the words again and again mechanically, hoping they would sink in sooner or later...

How many times do you have to repeat? Well, it "depends on the individual".

But the fact is, learning foreign vocabulary is NOT all about REPETITION (or what I call "memorization by brute force") and there are many ways to reduce the "default" number of repetition...

Here's why: Apart from applying brute force, the human brain also makes associations between NEW information and KNOWN information. If you can somehow make such associations stronger, a piece of memory would last longer.

For example, the french word for "mushroom" is "le champignon". A possible association is to imagine yourself winning a 100-meter race... As the champion (le champignon) standing on the medals podium, you're holding a gigantic mushroom instead of a gold medal...

Don't you think this association is more effective than repeating "le champignon" 10 times to yourself, copy it down 5 times and check to see if you still remember it tomorrow (or next week)?

 

Where Most Language Learners Go Wrong

They do not learn vocabulary SCIENTIFICALLY, thereby wasting MOST of their time and effort eventually. The process of memorizing foreign vocabulary is the process of constantly combating forgetfulness. You must have a proven attack plan to remain victorious against it.

When you learn foreign vocabulary with an optimized system, you will not only save thousands of hours but also avoid all the headaches which are the main reasons why so many people give up learning a language after trying for a while...

Think about it: If you can learn any foreign word easily and quickly as if you're "copying" new words into memory, wouldn't it be easier to sustain your passion for learning languages?

Well, you're not a computer (I suppose), but there are ways to learn foreign vocabulary as efficiently as "copying" words into memory.

And here's your chance to learn them...

 

My Years Of Research And Hard Work
Is Yours Risk-Free

I've always been a language enthusiast since I was a child, and I've learned many languages the "traditional" way (and went through a whole lot of unnecessary trouble). Later on I began teaching students while constantly improving my own language learning system, particularly in the field of vocabulary acquisition.

In fact, I've read every book that I could get on the subject of memory retention and improvement (including research papers on cognitive learning). I had my share of "mediocre" information, such as courses full of redundant information and audio books where you can simply "listen and learn", but I've also learned a great deal in the past few years...

Now, based on years of personal research, trials and errors, I've created a unique vocabulary learning system that will dramatically shorten the amount of time and effort in learning foreign words...

 

The FastVocab™ Vocabulary Acquisition System

This system does not require any investment in fancy tools or any expensive learning material. It's all about learning vocabulary the right way so that you don't have repeat it over and over again.

These aren't just theories that have never been tried or put through the grinder; these are tested-and-proven methods for learning foreign words in the real world.

In order to fully illustrate every detail of this system, I've put together a clear and easy-to-follow video training course that you can follow from the comfort of your home.

In this course, you're about to learn every trick and technique I know that can dramatically accelerate your vocabulary acquisition process. (Some of them have never been revealed before.)

Here are just some of the secrets that you're about to discover:

• 5 types of "open vocabulary" and 12 types of "closed vocabulary"... Why it is important to recognize their differences to learn words more effectively
• 5 inherent qualities about foreign words and why you should pay attention to all of them
• 4 specific categories of vocabulary that most people (including a lot of qualified language teachers) ignore
• The 2 "operating modes" that separate language learners and why you should use one of them and avoid the other
• The biggest reason why language learners often FEEL they know a lot of words but just can't seem to express themselves properly… It's the root cause of "oh I understand what's said to me but I just can't respond!"
• One of the biggest pitfalls that most language learners fall into when learning vocabulary used in written form
• The most important vocabulary that you should learn first in order to quickly achieve a high level of language proficiency in the shortest time possible
• How to involve different senses to intensify the impression you obtain from a foreign word so that you can memorize it naturally and easily
• An effective method that applies to 90% of words… It takes just 30 seconds for each word and you'll be able to memorize those words so much more easily
• A little-known trick to learn several foreign words in one go while retaining them longer than learning any one of them
• What Einstein has to do with vocabulary acquisition... What you must do if you want to learn foreign words painlessly
• A memory technique that everyone can practice in their own special way to achieve a higher retention of foreign words
• 7 tested-and-proven methods of associating new words with your existing knowledge so that even the hardest words can be imprinted onto your memory
• 3 ingenious memorization tricks that can help you recall every definition of the same word in any situation
• 3 techniques of evoking positive emotions and 4 techniques of evoking negative emotions in order to make it impossible to forget a word (WARNING: use them at your own risk)
• 4 ways to "shock yourself" in order to keep a foreign word longer in memory
• 5 proven methods of organizing, grouping and formatting foreign words so that you can remember them much more easily
• An effective method that not only improves your efficiency in vocabulary acquisition but also helps you express yourself more naturally
• A little-known trick that requires a $3 investment but helps you avoid getting mixed up in word genders, definitions, faux amis…
• The biggest misconception about vocabulary revision... The result of an extensive linguistic and psychological research
• The right intervals that you should adhere to when reviewing foreign vocabulary in order to achieve the optimal result and minimize waste of time and effort
• How to properly maintain a "word bank" of your own in order to improve the long-term effectiveness of vocabulary learning
• What 95% of people neglect when learning vocabulary outside of language courses… You must not fall into the same trap
• 5 ways to build an environment that supercharges your vocabulary acquisition process
• 2 ways of using new words effectively in real life in order to make them stick in your head
• How to combine different memory techniques to maximize your learning results
• Additional information on speeding up your overall language learning (as opposed to traditional step-by-step style that most language learners fail to follow through)
• 4 free but powerful tools that you can use to enhance your vocabulary acquisition experience
• Everything you need to know about human memory… This will not only benefit you as a language learner but also help you in many other areas of life

(Some of the techniques you're going to learn are more suitable for you than for other people; some tricks are more powerful for certain words than the others. You should never restrict yourself to using any one of them when learning foreign words. Combine as many techniques as you think necessary. If a word eludes your memory three times, then you should probably change your technique for that very word.)

 

A One-Time Small Investment
For A Life-Time Benefit

How much have you ALREADY spent on language learning? And how much of it do you think you have wasted? More importantly, do you think you MIGHT waste even more if you keep learning the old way?

What if you can save half of the money you are going to spend on language learning in years to come? What about in a life time?

Isn't it time to try something new?

And now, for the price of two large pizza, you can end your frustration and pain with vocabulary learning once and for all…

Regular Price:	$235
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You can reserve your own FastVocab system with no risk at all because you're covered by an 8-week 100%-money-back guarantee.

Acceptable payments include Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Eurocard, Diners Club, Carte Blanche, JCB. You can order at any time even if it's 2AM in the morning.

My students have paid hundreds of dollars to take language courses and learn the FastVocab system from me, but now you get the same benefits at a fraction of the their spending…

It's your chance to experience rapid vocabulary acquisition.

 

But Don't Just Take My Word For it.
Here's What Other Students Say…

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

No-Risk 100%-Money-Back Guarantee

To make it even easier for you, let me give you a no-risk 100%-money-back guarantee.

Take your time to try out FastVocab for 8 full weeks. If you're not completely satisfied for any reason (or for no reason at all), just send an email and you'll be refund every single cent of your money with no question asked.

No hassle, no delay, no hard feelings and you can still keep the course. You have absolutely nothing to lose.

 

Procrastination Will Cost You Big Time

If you keep learning foreign vocabulary the old way, you might waste much more time by the time you reach the intermediate level. By then that you COULD have already saved thousands of hours of time and effort, which is enough to learn a new language already...

I've wasted my time and money in my own language learning, I don't want to see you go down that path too.

Look, there are people who are willing to pay hundreds of dollars for the FastVocab language acquisition system, and I'm seriously considering raising the price, just to be fair to my students who have already made huge investments, but if you act now, you can still lock in the low price of $29.95.

Get it while you still can:

Regular Price:	$235
Limited Offer:	$29.95

You can reserve your own FastVocab system with no risk at all because you're covered by an 8-week 100%-money-back guarantee.

Acceptable payments include Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover, Eurocard, Diners Club, Carte Blanche, JCB. You can order at any time even if it's 2AM in the morning.

It's time to take a leap forward and try out the test-and-proven FastVocab system. Soon you'll startle your teacher, friends, family and yourself with your amazing set of vocabulary. You will realize this is the best investment you've ever made.

I would love hear from you by then!

 

Yours Sincerely,

P.S. The FastVocab Vocabulary Acquisition system is based on years of research, trials and errors. It contains tested-and-proven methods that enable you to learn foreign words easily and quickly while saving thansands of hours of time and effort.

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