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The key to adquire vocab is to find a method that you're comfortable with, and that you don't mind repeating in a timely manner. Two that I personally like are:
As you learn a new word, you write it down, with an explanation (translation, drawing, up to you), and then connect it to words that are conceptually related, that you already learned.
So for example. Let's say that you were learning English instead of Korean. And you just learned the word "chicken". You could do something like this:
You can extend those maps as big as you want, and also include other useful bits of info, like grammar - because you'll need that info later on. Also note what I did there with "(ptak)", leaving a blank for a word that you'd be planning to learn later on; when you do it, you simply write "bird" over it and done, another word in the map.
It's important to review your old semantic maps; either to add new words or to review the old ones.
Prepare a bunch of small pieces of paper. Harder paper is typically better. Add the following to each:
Then as you have some free time (just after lunch, in the metro, etc.), you review those cards.
I'm doing the flashcards but only with the word in Korean and English. Perhaps I should add more things to it.
The mindmap I've never heard of it, but it seems interesting because you make clusters of words in topics. I will try that out too.
Thanks for your practical tips!