非常棒 Eric! 的确”symphony of a word”是一个非常有用的语言学习概念，在我看来有些像“联想记忆法”。当我们学习一个单词时，我们除了记住单词本身的意思之外，我们还记住了与这个单词有关的感受（例如颜色、气味）等。这就解释了为什么我们多去在现实生活中使用这些单词会更加帮助我们记忆。
加油Eric！我相信你的中文水平一定会更上一层楼！
Fantastic, Eric! Indeed, 'symphony of a word' is a very useful concept in language learning, which to me resembles 联想记忆法. When we learn a word, besides memorizing its meaning, we also remember the associated feelings (such as colors, smells), etc. This explains why using these words more in real life can help us remember them better.
Keep it up, Eric! I believe your Chinese proficiency will surely reach new heights.
In English, you wouldn't say "that's my brown big dog". Technically you communicated everything you needed to but people would look at you funny if you said that.
Also I think Korean has the same word differences for all the ways to take off and put on different articles of clothing/accessories.
非常棒 Eric! 的确”symphony of a word”是一个非常有用的语言学习概念，在我看来有些像“联想记忆法”。当我们学习一个单词时，我们除了记住单词本身的意思之外，我们还记住了与这个单词有关的感受（例如颜色、气味）等。这就解释了为什么我们多去在现实生活中使用这些单词会更加帮助我们记忆。
加油Eric！我相信你的中文水平一定会更上一层楼！
Fantastic, Eric! Indeed, 'symphony of a word' is a very useful concept in language learning, which to me resembles 联想记忆法. When we learn a word, besides memorizing its meaning, we also remember the associated feelings (such as colors, smells), etc. This explains why using these words more in real life can help us remember them better.
Keep it up, Eric! I believe your Chinese proficiency will surely reach new heights.
This reminds me of how English grammar has an inherent adjective order that most native speakers don't even think about.
https://www.gingersoftware.com/content/grammar-rules/adjectives/order-of-adjectives
In English, you wouldn't say "that's my brown big dog". Technically you communicated everything you needed to but people would look at you funny if you said that.
Also I think Korean has the same word differences for all the ways to take off and put on different articles of clothing/accessories.