Why does it happen that you learn a language at school, then at university, but when the opportunity arises, you can't string two words together? Is it just the persistent "London is the capital of Great Britain" that's stuck in your head? It's because rote memorization has never helped anyone learn a language. Fortunately, today there are new language learning methods and Kite dictionaries that are ready to help with this.
First, let's talk about the dictionaries themselves. They come in two variations:
Hardcover dictionary:
- A5 format, hardcover with lamination.
- 60 sheets – this volume is definitely enough for a year of language learning (or even more).
- The ruling is clear and convenient, with fields for writing words, transcriptions, and translations.
- On the endpaper – English, French, German, and Polish alphabets.
- Separate pages are provided for writing rules.
Dictionary with a removable plastic cover:
- A5 format, durable plastic cover that doesn't require film wrapping.
- 2 removable notebooks with 24 sheets each.
- Clear ruling with fields for writing words, transcriptions, and translations.
- An elastic band is provided to prevent the dictionary from accidentally opening.
Even today, in the age of gadgets, it's important to write down words. Writing activates mechanical memory, which facilitates the assimilation of new knowledge. So the good old method: write down the word-transcription-translation – works! That's why the Kite dictionary will become a textbook from which it's easy to learn new words, phrases, and expressions. It will be easy for a child to review what was covered in the previous lesson before the start of a new lesson, to remember the maximum amount of information received.
How else you can use a Kite dictionary:
Turn it into a thematic dictionary
Divide the dictionary by themes, for example: weather, food, travel, animals. Allocate 1 page or at least half for each word. And write down the most common phrases, expressions, and sentences. You can also write down synonyms and antonyms for a word. If a child wants to supplement the spread with a drawing, it will only help in learning. And the ruling is absolutely no obstacle to this! Bright Kite stationery will help make the drawing expressive.
Keep a dictionary of expressions and phrases from your favorite series and movies
You know that watching movies, cartoons, and series in the original is a great way to learn a language. If you don't just watch, but also write down stable expressions, the effect will be even better! And your conversational language will improve significantly.
Take your dictionary everywhere with you
The hard cover of the dictionary or the durable plastic cover is not only a guarantee that it will last the academic year and retain its original appearance, but also an excellent opportunity to easily take the dictionary with you. After all, new words are encountered everywhere: on a walk, in a cafe, and even at the gym. And if you are planning a trip to other countries, you should definitely take the dictionary with you!
And, of course, nothing prevents you from coming up with your own way of keeping a Kite dictionary. Choose any of the suggested bright and creative options and go for it! After all, it's not without reason that they say that knowing many languages means having many keys to one lock. With Kite, you will have a whole bunch! Learn languages with our dictionaries easily and with pleasure!
