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metoo, but i found my problem is i didn't try hard enough. we should be persistent and learn new words everyday, even just one word a day. and write that word down without vietnamese meaning, just a column with all english new words . . . then when u look back those u will find out how many words u still remember, moreover u also have to try to look up in your memory what that word means. just say that. i'm very lazy tho, feel like after many years my english skills stuck in one place ...
Consistency is definitely important, so you should keep on practicing everyday. The process is fruitful, trust me on this.
However, in my view, not every time, learning words by memorizing their English meanings is appropriate. I once learnt that way, and I find out that, by default, both languages are kept active in your brain. And your reflex toward language will prioritize your native one, not the other way around since it sounds far more familiar to you, your ear, and you brain ofc. If you want to move fast, put a word in context (a paragraph), attach a Vietnamese meaning with it, then read the whole paragraph aloud, while alternating between VN and English meaning. If you have time, then follow the old way, the method that you place all your trust.
Good luck.
that was 6 months ago
