This is how I wrote and learned Spanish vocabulary from A1 to C1
How I learn Spanish vocabulary - Neat and efficient note-taking | Spanish Vocabulary | My notebook
In my previous note taking video, a lot of people asked me questions on how this study method actually works. A lot of people also told me how effective it was in learning vocabulary of different languages, such as German, Italian, Greek, etc.
What is amazing is that I myself have used this method for Spanish and English, and will soon be testing it with another language.
All that I share in the video has been learned from experience, over years of learning Spanish, testing different vocabulary learning and note taking methods, and ultimately settling on what was most effective.
So if you want to learn how I wrote and learned Spanish vocabulary from level A1 to Level C1, please keep watching.
Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction
0:39 - Applicability of my method for other languages
0:54 - How I created the system and how to avoid my mistakes
1:13 - How advanced students can use the method for vocabulary learning
1:36 - Materials required for writing vocabulary
2:23 - The concept behind the vocabulary notebook
3:31 - Section A for words
4:13 - Step 1 to writing vocabulary
6:11 - How to research vocabulary before writing
6:58 - How to memorise the vocabulary you have written
7:28 - My mistake and how you can avoid that
7:52 - Improvised method to writing method
8:34 - How to write Section B - Verbs
9:30 - Why you should NOT divide verbs into further sections
10:48 - How to list down verbs quickly without wasting time
12:30 - How to write the present tense conjugations
13:43 - How to write the indefinido (past) tense conjugations
15:00 - Example of how the verb entries would look like
16:30 - Why I did not need to write the future/imperfect tense
17:08 - Boss level tip for tenses
19:18 - General tips
20:41 - Purpose of the book and what else you need to do
21:07 - Why handwriting is better
21:44 - For busy professionals/students who lack time to write, reach out to me :)