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How memory operates
Why we forget
Observation and memory
Using mnemonics to link together memories
Mnemonics to master a foreign language
Mnemonics to remember numbers - The number/rhyme system
Mnemonics to remember your dreams
Advanced number mnemonics - Pegging
Mnemonics for quotations
Mnemonics to remember abstract symbols and letters
The Roman Room or journey system
Mnemonics to remember names and faces
Mnemonics for rememberring appointments - The Mental Diary
How to combine the systems - The Mental Database

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Now if you feel that you would like to test the effectiveness of the system that I have just outlined a little more thoroughly. Then you should be pleased to find that I have listed a selection of vocabulary from the French language.

If you spend a little time on the below list of vocabulary, then you should be pleasantly surprised at just how quickly you will learn the basics of this language.

The key vocabulary of the French language

    
EnglishFrench
one-        un
two-        deux
three-        trios
four-        quatre
five-        cinq
six-        six
seven-        sept
eight-        huit
nine-        neuf
ten-        dix
sunday-        dimanche
monday-        lundi
tuesday-        mardi
wednesday-        mercredi
thursday-        jeudi
friday-        vendredi
saturday-        samedi
spring-        le printemps
Summer-        l'ete
Autumn-        l'autumne
winter-        l'hiver
january-        janvier
february-        fevrier
march-        mars
april-        avril
may-        mai
june-        juin
july-        juillet
august-        aout
september-        septembre
october-        octobre
november-        novembre
december-        decembre
hello-        bonjour
good evening-        bonsoir
goodbye-        au revoir
please-        s'il vous plait
thank you-        merci
time-        temps
before-        avant
after-        apres
now-        maintenant
then-        alors
-        
-        
here-        ici
there-        il ya
where-        ou
what-        que
when-        quand
why-        pourquoi
how-        comment
over-        pardessus
under-        sous
on-        sur
in-        dans
me-        moi
you-        tu
he-        il
she-        elle
we-        nous
they-        ils, elles
them-        les
more-        plus
many-        beaucoup
most-        la plupart
much-        beacoup
good-        bien
like-        j'aime
big-        grand
little-        petit
of-        de
for-        por
from-        de
with-        con

Finally in this section, I would just like to make the point that if you do wish to learn a new language, then you must try to remember to review regularly the link images that you create.

This maintains both their strength and their effectiveness. For even memories that have been created by using the link method do degrade over time. They don’t degrade as quickly as normal memories do, but they do degrade. So please try to review them regularly!

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