guilty pleasure
péché mignon
Best way to learn vocabulary without memorizing?
I struggle with memorizing word lists. It feels boring and I forget fast.
But when I learn from:
games
anime
YouTube
I remember more because there’s emotion and context.
Has anyone here tried:
stories instead of dictionaries?
games instead of books?
subtitles for learning?
What worked best for you?
Do games help improve English faster than books?
I’ve noticed that many people improve their English not from textbooks, but from games and videos.
Games force you to read:
instructions
menus and settings
skill names
item descriptions
Sometimes you understand words by action, not translation. You fail once and never forget the meaning again.
For language learners here:
did games help you improve vocabulary?
do you play in English or your native language?
do you think gaming works better than classroom study?
Just curious about real experiences.
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Obsession with abbreviations
9 of them (excluding common LTD) in such a small electronic document addressed to an ordinary customer.
DEL = deliverd - this is obvious.
Without googling I was able to guess only
OFD = out for delivery
POD = proof of delivery
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Best resources to study JN0-103?
Some of the best resources to study for the JN0-103 exam include online study guides, video tutorials, and practice tests. Personally, I used Exams Ninja, and it was a great experience. Their materials are well-structured, beginner-friendly, and include PDFs, practice questions, and summaries. It really helped me understand the basics and feel confident. Definitely recommended for anyone starting out with Juniper!