For new vocabulary:

1. For complete beginners, translation helps.

If you’re just starting out, translating words into your native language can make learning easier and help you understand meanings faster. For example, translating apple to your language gives you a clear, instant connection.

2. Progress by guessing from context.

As you get better, challenge yourself to deduce meanings from context. For example, in the sentence I bought an apple at the market, even if you don’t know market, you can guess it refers to a place for buying things.

For sentences:

1. Understand grammar usage first.

Pay attention to how grammar structures are used. For example, I am eating. shows an action happening now. Focus on understanding this usage before translating.

2. Make sense of context and vocabulary.

Try understanding the sentence based on the words and the grammar structure. For instance, in She is going to the store., you might not know the word store, but the sentence structure tells you it’s a place she’s heading to.

3. Translate as a last step.

Translate only if you’re stuck after steps 1 and 2. For example, if store is still unclear, translating it into your language can clarify its meaning and help reinforce your understanding for future use.

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