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... Read moreโพสต์นี้รวม “คำศัพท์ HSK1 ระบบใหม่ 3.0” แนวเดียวกับหนังสือ 新HSK教程 1 (New HSK Course 1) ซึ่งส่วนตัวเราว่าเหมาะมากสำหรับคนเริ่มต้น เพราะคำศัพท์ถูกจัดเป็นหมวดที่ใช้ได้ในชีวิตจริง และมีพินอิน+ความหมายไทย+ตัวอย่างประโยคช่วยเดาโครงสร้างประโยคได้เร็วขึ้น วิธีใช้ลิสต์คำศัพท์ให้คุ้ม (แบบที่เราทำแล้วจำได้จริง) 1) แบ่งอ่านเป็นชุดเล็ก ๆ: อย่าไล่ยาวทีเดียว แนะนำวันละ 20–25 คำ แล้วทวนคำเดิมก่อนเริ่มชุดใหม่ 5 นาที 2) จำเป็น “คู่คำ” และ “สถานการณ์”: เช่น 阿姨 (āyí) ป้า/น้า → ใช้เรียกผู้ใหญ่ผู้หญิง, 护照 (hùzhào) พาสปอร์ต → ไปสนามบิน/ทำเอกสาร, 机场 (jīchǎng) สนามบิน → คู่กับ 飞机 (fēijī) เครื่องบิน และ 到 (dào) ถึง 3) ฝึกแต่งประโยคสั้น ๆ: เอาแพตเทิร์นง่าย ๆ เช่น “我 + 动词 + 宾语” หรือ “我 + 到 + 地方” ตัวอย่างที่เราชอบใช้คือ “我到机场了。” (ฉันถึงสนามบินแล้ว) หรือ “我爱你。” (ฉันรักคุณ) เพื่อให้คำศัพท์ติดปาก 4) ฟังเสียงพินอินแล้วพูดตาม 3 รอบ: โดยเฉพาะคำที่เสียงใกล้กัน เช่น 刚才 (gāngcái) เมื่อกี้ กับ 迟到 (chídào) มาสาย พอพูดคล่องจะช่วยตอนทำข้อสอบฟัง เทคนิคทบทวนก่อนสอบ HSK1 - วันธรรมดา: อ่านคำศัพท์ + แต่งประโยคอย่างน้อย 5 ประโยค/วัน (ใช้คำที่เพิ่งเรียน) - วันเสาร์อาทิตย์: รวมคำศัพท์ที่หลุดบ่อยทำ “ลิสต์ผิดพลาด” แล้วทวนซ้ำ - ก่อนสอบ 1 วัน: ไม่เพิ่มคำใหม่ เน้นทวนคำที่ปนกัน เช่น 比赛 (bǐsài) การแข่งขัน กับ 电脑 (diànnǎo) คอมพิวเตอร์ และคำทั่วไปอย่าง 到 (dào) ถึง ถ้าใครใช้หนังสือ New HSK Course 1 อยู่ แนะนำให้เปิดบทที่เรียนคู่กับลิสต์คำศัพท์นี้ แล้วไฮไลต์คำที่เจอในบทอ่าน/บทสนทนา จะจำไวกว่าอ่านเป็นรายการอย่างเดียวมาก ๆ ปล. หลายคนค้นหา “ตัวอย่างหนังสือ” เราว่าจุดเด่นของชุดนี้คือให้ตัวอย่างประโยคแบบสั้น ใช้คำพื้นฐานจริง ทำให้เห็นการใช้งานทันที ไม่ใช่แค่ท่องความหมายอย่างเดียว

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note taking is a very big study method that many people use. Here is how you can do that efficiently: 1. Title Make sure your title is clear on what your notes are about. Do not put “chapter one” - that can be your subtitle. 2. Thick pens Use thicker mm pens to help you BOLD important voca
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essynotes

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Tips when learning French
French is a timeless language – and learning it can be a pleasurable and rewarding experience if you focus on these key things! French is not like English (duh). The pronunciation will really require you to move your mouth in many funny ways to produce to correct sound. This means spending lots
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Anaïs D’Ottavio

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A tablet displays the Coffee Break German website, showing options for free podcasts and online courses, resting on a celestial-themed pouch with a pink keyboard in the background.
A hand holds a tablet showing Coffee Break German's online courses, including A1, A2, and A1+A2 bundles, with a pink keyboard and monitor in the background.
A hand holds a tablet displaying the Learn German A1 Nicos Weg section of DW.com, showing a video thumbnail and a list of beginner lessons.
🇩🇪 German Language Learning Resources
Hi everyone. Here’s yet another resources post. This time I’ve been looking for some German learning material - though I’m not too familiar with the language myself. Please add your favorite places to learn German in the comments . 1 - Nicos Weg @ LearnGerman.dw.com They have lessons s
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Study Seal

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A notebook open to a page of handwritten chemistry notes, featuring purple highlights and headings. A pen rests on the page, with text overlays reading 'take notes with me' and 'aesthetic notes study inspo'.
A close-up of chemistry notes titled 'Chapter 1: Basic Concepts (atoms)'. The section 'Discovery of Atomic Structure' is highlighted in purple, detailing experiments by JJ Thompson, Milliken, and Rutherford.
A close-up of chemistry notes explaining atomic mass, isotopes of hydrogen, and an atomic symbol diagram. A purple Mildliner and a grey Gelly Roll pen are shown below the notes, used for writing equations.
how to take aesthetic notes💜📝
I love taking cute notes! It’s a fun way to study and romanticize studying! This is how I do my simple but cute notes: 💜pick a color for your class! I chose purple for inorganic chemistry! Make sure to have a highlighter and gel pen in this color. Also get a black and grey pen! Right now I’
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reagan

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These sites saved my brain in 2025 🧠💻
1. ChatHub I used to bounce between AI platforms, copy-pasting the same prompt over and over to compare answers. With ChatHub, I can talk to multiple AIs at the same time, in one clean interface. It’s honestly my go-to whenever I’m brainstorming content, writing study scripts, or just curious whi
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emilie.studygram

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A tablet displays the Du Chinese website, an online platform for learning Mandarin Chinese, showing options to read at any level and download the app. A can of sparkling water is on the desk.
A tablet shows the MandarinMania website, offering resources like HSK & YCT practice tests, video lessons, tone pair drills, and Chinese song translations for learning Chinese.
A tablet displays the LingoDeer language learning app, highlighting a flash sale, expert curricula, detailed explanations, and effective learning features for various languages, including Chinese.
Mandarin Chinese Learning Resources (Online)
Chinese contains many different varieties of the language. The most popular ones are Standard Chinese (Mandarin) and Standard Cantonese. I’ve been curious about learning this recently - so I'm sharing my research on free beginner resources for Mandarin Chinese. :) First things first….
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Study Seal

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A title slide with "5 Study Techniques (that work for any subject)" in white text on a blurred background of a person at a computer. An arrow points right, and the Lemon8 logo with "@compskyy" is at the bottom left.
A slide titled "Condensing" explaining how to summarize topics within limited space to avoid mindless memorization. It features the number "1", an arrow, and the Lemon8 logo on a blurred laptop background.
A slide titled "Memory Maps" describing a note-taking technique without guidance, where one writes clues and expands on them within a set time. It shows the number "2", an arrow, and the Lemon8 logo.
5 Study Techniques | these work for ANY subject!
Whether you are writing a ton of essays, memorizing vocab words, or calculating complicated math problems, these study techniques are going to be your best friend! These techniques and tips can work with any subject and I use them for all of my classes! SAVE this for your next study session!
CompSkyy

CompSkyy

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A notebook with 'La Hora' written on it, two pens, and a laptop in the background. Text overlay asks if help is needed with Spanish time-telling and suggests looking at these notes.
A spiral notebook with three writing instruments (two pens and a marker) laid on top. Text overlay states these are the materials used for the notes.
The first page of handwritten Spanish notes on telling time, covering vocabulary for different types of clocks, basic time phrases, and times of day. Text overlay indicates it's the first page, mainly vocab.
Struggling With Telling Time in Spanish?
Fear not! I’ve taken some notes for my Spanish class today on time which has different vocab and ways of telling time. The beginning of my notes are just vocab of different types of clocks in Spanish, then how to say what time it is. Then different times of the day and then on the back is how t
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natalie

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A wooden table with a small potted succulent plant, featuring the text 'SPANISH word of the DAY' and the Lemon8 logo with username.
A gradient background displaying the Spanish word 'Allí', its pronunciation '[ah-yi]', English translation 'there', and an example sentence 'la tienda está allí' (the store is there).
A gradient background presenting two example sentences for 'allí': 'dejé mi bolso allí' (I left my bag there) and 'allí vivía mi abuela' (my grandmother used to live there).
Add to your Spanish vocab!
Knowing allí is super useful when learning Spanish because it helps you describe where things are especially if you are pointing out something a little farther away. It’s like saying "there" in English but with a bit more precision. Compared to aquí (here) and allá (over there, farther away
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Anaïs D’Ottavio

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Fun Hebrew WordsTo Add To Your Vocab
I’ve been slowly adding Hebrew words into everyday life and honestly… it makes everything more fun. Start with sababa. Trust me. 😇 #hebrew #becomingbilingual #jewishmom
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Shaynah

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