How To Learn 100 English Vocabulary Words in 5 Days (English Subtitles / Legendas em Português)

- Hey, is it difficult for you to memorize

and actually use English vocabulary words?

If you answered yes, this lesson is for you,

because today I'm gonna teach you how to memorize

and use 100 English vocabulary words in only five days.

I'm Teacher Tiffani, let's jump right in.

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All right, 100 words in only five days.

That means every day, we need to memorize

and learn 20 different English vocabulary words.

I'm gonna show you how you can do that.

Now, this is what you need.

You need this daily formula.

Here's the formula I plus V plus S plus W plus C.

Now you know how much I love formulas

because using formulas, you can actually gain confidence

to finally start speaking like a native English speaker.

So let's jump right in and see how this formula works,

here we go.

First we have the letter I, images,

find five interesting images.

You can find images online, in magazines

or even your own images on your phone or computer.

Now the key is you want to find interesting images,

images that you like, images that catch your attention

when you see them, because this is gonna be key

when you're trying to remember the vocabulary words related

to these images.

So let me show you the images I selected, all right?

Again, I selected five interesting images.

We have this one right here.

Now this little boy, he is adorable.

He's so cute with his little dog, all right?

That's my first image.

Then I have this one right here.

I love the scenery, remember I told you all

that I love to go hiking.

I love to be out in nature.

Then for my third image I selected this one,

a really nice strong looking animal, all right?

Next, a couple holding each other, don't you just love love,

all right, and then for my fifth image,

I chose this one, all right?

Camping or like a camp fire, okay?

So now what we're gonna do is move on

to the next part of the formula

because we have our five interesting images, all right?

Now the next part is letter V, vocabulary.

Find a vocabulary word to describe each image.

This step is basically important because you need

to describe the image and create a trigger.

Each word should represent what is in the specific image,

so here we go.

We have the little boy

and this is the vocabulary word I chose, elated.

Now, for pronunciation's sake after me, elated.

Good again, elated, excellent.

Now, this word elated just means to be extremely happy,

proud and joyful, and again, in this picture,

we can see that this little boy,

whoo, he's so excited to be playing

with his little dog, right?

He's elated, all right?

Now for my second image, I chose the word serene.

Again after me, serene.

Excellent, one more time, serene.

Great, now this word just means not disturbed, or troubled,

calm, peaceful and tranquil.

Now for image number three, I chose regal.

One more time, regal.

Great last time, regal.

Excellent, now this word just means stately

or splendid, all right?

Image number four, I chose embrace.

After me, embrace.

Good again, embrace.

Very good, now this word means to take or clasp in the arms,

to press to the bosom,

and your bosom refers to your chest area, the bosom right?

Or to hug, and finally for my fifth image,

I chose blazing.

Now, repeat after me, blazing.

Good one more time, blazing.

Excellent, now this means to burn fiercely or brightly.

Alright, so for each image I have a word elated,

serene, regal, embrace, blazing.

Now we need to move on to the next part letter S synonyms,

find three synonyms for the vocabulary words.

Now these vocabulary words are gonna lead you

to some important synonyms

and you can find them either online

or you can even look in a thesaurus, okay?

To find the synonyms for the vocabulary words you chose

in step number two, the V or vocabulary step, all right?

So looking at mine, I have elated

so my three synonyms are jubilant,

overjoyed and exhilarated.

Now that last one is tricky, after me, exhilarated.

Good, exhilarated, excellent.

All right now moving on next we have serene

and I have tranquil, peaceful and placid.

Now that last one you may say, teacher there's a C,

but the C sounds like an S

for this word so after me, placid.

All right, while we look at it again, last word, placid.

Very good, now next we had regal and we have majestic,

grand and impressive.

Next, embrace we have hold, cuddle and squeeze.

Again, cuddle, last time, cuddle.

Very good, all right, and finally, image number five

for blazing, I found flaming, ignited

and glowing, all right?

So again, I have three synonyms

for each of the vocabulary words that I found.

So now you see how we are expanding the vocabulary

that we're learning each day, all right?

Now we're gonna move on to

the next part of our formula, the W.

Now we're gonna write three sentences

for each vocabulary word.

Remember, that you only need to write sentences

for the original words, not the synonyms.

Now, this is a good place to pause really quickly,

because many of you have messaged me and said,

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So let's go back to our formula, here we go.

So let's see what I wrote for my sentences,

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So for elated I wrote, she was elated with her new car.

He was elated when he heard the news.

We were elated to hear that you were coming.

Again, I have three sentences connected

to the original vocabulary word, right?

Alright, moving on to image number two, serene.

The picture of the mountains looked so serene.

Look at the serene skies

and he has a serene smile.

Next, regal, she possessed a regal countenance

and carried herself with an easy grace for example,

a regal countenance all right?

Okay, next we have this is truly a regal palace,

and finally he had a very regal demeanor.

Now for my fourth image I chose embrace,

remember holding someone tightly, or hugging, or cuddling

with someone, right?

Okay, so I have his embrace was warm and loving.

The mother is embracing her child, and finally,

the three stood in an embrace as they cried together.

For my fifth image I had blazing,

so I said the bonfire blazed away for hours.

Now, in America, we use a lot of bonfires

when we go camping, all right?

We call them bonfires, okay?

All right, the dry wood blazed up at the touch of a match,

and finally, the fire was blazing last night.

All right, so we have our three sentences

for each of the images

and each of the vocabulary words connected

to the images, right?

So now we're moving right into the last part of our formula.

What do we do now?

This is what you need to do, chunks.

You need to memorize the English words in chunks.

Now, this word chunks literally just means groups, okay?

So you wanna memorize in groups, all right?

So in other words, you will memorize the vocabulary words,

and their synonyms.

So here we go, all right?

Elated we had jubilant, overjoyed and exhilarated

For serene we had tranquil, peaceful and placid and again,

I'm gonna show you the other three images,

but again, at this part at this stage,

the focus is memorization.

I like to give you formulas, I like to give you steps

and teach you how to think in English,

but there comes a point in time

where you have to actually memorize.

This is the step where you need to memorize,

but because you have connected the words with images,

you've connected them with sentences,

now it's easier for you to actually memorize the words okay?

Alright, so again for my third image, I had regal,

majestic, grand, impressive.

Four, embrace hold, cuddle, squeeze,

and five, blazing, flaming, ignited, and glowing.

So again, that was day one.

And on day one, we learned 20 words,

just in this short lesson,

you already learned 20 new English words,

and this is what you're gonna do for a five-day period

to learn 100 English vocabulary words.

So once again, looking at our formula,

five days 100 words using I plus V plus S plus W plus C.

Now you see right at the bottom, the audio file

and printable PDF lesson.

So we learned a lot of words and we saw a lot of sentences.

So again, if you're in my academy, I created an audio file

so that you can practice, repeating after me,

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Alright, I will see you next week,

but as always remember to speak English.

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♪ You know what time it is, ♪

it's story time.

Alright guys, so you already know

how much I love story time.

So for today's story time, I wanna tell you about a time

when I actually went camping with my friends.

Now, when I was, let's see when I was about 24,

I was about 24, I used to work with the Pathfinders

at my church.

Now, oh, Pathfinders, the easiest way to understand

what a Pathfinder is.

Pathfinders are like boys and girls scouts for church.

So children come and they learn about how to live outside,

how to set up a tent, how to survive, so survival skills,

and they camp and they make food over fire.

So it's really fun for children,

and I did it when I was younger, so as I got older,

I decided to become a counselor

and to work with the children

so that they could have the same experience that I had.

So, you know what, I was older than that.

I was about 26 when this happened.

So anyways, myself and two other people.

There were two other adults.

So my friends, so three of us, we were the adults,

and we had three or four girls with us,

and we had went camping in the winter.

Now it wasn't just us, it was a huge group,

but the three of us were in charge of the four girls.

So the place where we went to go camping,

before we got there, they had some cabins as well like tree,

it was tree house camping.

So yeah, in the tree,

and we went to the cabin now it was freezing, freezing,

but you know, we were trying to be strong.

We wanted the kids to have an experience.

So we all got inside of the little cabin, right?

And it was in the tree it was a tree house,

and we had our blankets, we had our sweaters on,

we had what are those things called guys?

I suddenly forgot the word, our sleeping bags.

We had our sleeping bags, and we were all tucked in,

tucked in ready to go to sleep.

And there was silence for about 15 minutes.

I thought I was the only one awake

because it was pitch black, you couldn't see anything.

Before the entire 15 minutes I said,

"Lord, please get me out of this situation,

"Lord, I can't take it"

It was cold, y'all.

I couldn't feel my fingers.

I couldn't feel my toes.

My ears were freezing, everything was cold,

and I was bundled up, meaning I had everything on

that I should have had on, but it was freezing.

So after about 15 minutes, I was laying there and again,

everyone else was laying down

but, we couldn't see each other.

Someone moved and said, uh-uh, we gots to go,

it is freezing, and everybody in the cabin,

all the girls plus all the adults, so all seven of us,

we said okay, yep, we're out of here.

So we got up now, people were sleeping

in the other tree houses, too, but we didn't tell anybody.

We got up and we all went to my friend's truck,

and we sat in her truck and turn the heat on.

So even though it was supposed to be

like a winter camping trip,

we told those little girls not today.

mm-hmm, I'm not freezing my butt off today.

So it still turned out to be a great trip,

but we always laugh about that when we think about it

because it was too cold for us.

We just couldn't stay outside.

So I don't know if you guys have ever camped outside

or went out in the winter into a cabin and had to sleep.

I wanna know if you have were you able to stand the cold?

Were you able to stay the entire time?

I'm curious to know about your experience.

Alright guys, I hope you enjoyed this story time

and I will talk to you next week.