Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Memorise"s

A:

What is "learn off"?

Do you mean, learn off by heart?

They are the same thing.

A: there's no difference, memorize is American English while Memorise is British english

A: Thank you so much for the explanation and correction! That helps me learn more☺️

A: to memorize shows the act of studying or learning a task or set of words. to remember something means to recall something in your mind. for example, "I memorized these words, so I was able to remember them for the test." hope this helps!

A: memorize

A: when I memorise the English dictionary,

>>>>> probably you meant, words, not dictionary.

first, I remind above already memorized contents in my brain.

>>>>> remember is better than remind. remind is wrong here.
When you remember on your own, then use remember.
When something helps you remember, then use remind.
For example, Mount Fuji reminds me of Fuji apples.

then, I write these all on the paper.

A: ・It is easier to memorise by repeating advertisements in broadcasts

A: "on" = encima, "in" = al dentro, "at" = a
... but ...
Unfortunately there are MANY idiomatic expressions that don't always make sense. Here are some I thought of quickly:

Taylor Swift was ON television last night.
I saw her IN that movie.
I also saw her AT the airport.
She was ON the same airplane as me.
We were sitting IN first class.
The flight arrived AT ten o'clock.
It was right ON time.
I tried to ask her out ON a date.
But her boyfriend was IN the security area waiting for her.
She got IN a car with her.
I saw her later on AT WalMart.
She was ON the other side of the store.

... unfortunately as far as I know there is not a lot of logic to these, but they would sound wrong if you picked the wrong one ... ugh.

We have the same problem with A/EN in Spanish but honestly I think Spanish is much more logical in this respect...

A: Mostly good, but I would probably say "I'm not committed to memorizing it." Or I would say "I don't put much effort into memorizing it." Hope this helps!

A: Anki is very good.

I have one more suggestion. If you like to read books or play games, you will learn more. Stories are usually more interesting than flash cards. Even a children's book will do. You can also buy and download them online.


When you were a child, you probably learned more advanced 漢字 in school and from reading, right? English vocabulary works the same way. これが「英語多読」方法だ。I don't have very good Japanese yet, but I study Japanese by reading storybooks. Reading has introduced me to many more words. Try it!