there are too many words in the english language and I feel like

The abundance of words is why I prefer to write in English rather than my native language. It's so much easier to express what I truly mean.

>>9276186
imagine how french must be then

>>9276186
How do you even memorize new words? I feel like I've reached a point where I'm not learning any new ones, despite the fact that I keep practicing every day. It's so frustrating. I'm stuck with this incredibly limited vocabulary and can't write anything worthwhile in English.

>>9276175
Learn Shadok then.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sla57Zw-FN4

>>9276205

I'd love to be able to help you, but it's more or less an automatic process. I read and read, and when I encounter a word I don't quite know, I either look it up or figure out its meaning through context. The one trick I might suggest is to memorize or contemplate the sentence or phrasing surrounding the word as you attempt to learn it.

>>9276205
thesaurus.com my man

>>9276205
>How do you even memorize new words?

Repetition! Find excuses to use them. Read stuff where the word is likely to come up and let baader-meinhoff do its work.

It can also help to know the etymology. If you know other words related to it or sharing parts with it, those relationships will help you work with the new word.

>>9276205
Just write less words

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>>9276244

>tfw it's become much easier to memorize words ever since I studied Latin

>>9276175
You are attached to words. In true reality there is only one word: om.

>>9276257
lmao