Hello, this is PD Shin Ui-seon from YouTube's Studia. Hello, I'm Manager Kang, a housewife YouTuber. I came out last week. Today, I would like to introduce a book called The Ultimate English Vocabulary. Oh, The Ultimate? That's something to look forward to. Here it is, ta-da! 3,000 English Vocabulary Words. The reason I was able to memorize these 3,000 English vocabulary words without giving up was that we all encouraged each other in our group chat while memorizing. I recommend studying together in a group chat. I would like to show you a few testimonials from those who participated. The most satisfying part of studying the 3,000 vocabulary words was that, unlike when I briefly studied for the TOEIC, I could really feel how to use the words based on their nuances and context. It's like the difference between just understanding text and actually feeling the language. This is the feedback they left, and they mentioned that the environment and motivation were the most helpful and beneficial.

I was glad to be able to put more effort into daily practice. It became a strong motivation for me to consistently study English. Many people have left feedback like this. We are currently recruiting for a group chat starting this Monday, so please check the description and the pinned comment to apply. I hope we can all master English vocabulary together. Now, let's do the unboxing. Oh, the design is so pretty! The colors are nice, right? The design is not overwhelming. Among English study books, some give off a vibe like, Try to memorize this; can you do it? You probably can't. But this book has a colorful and soft feel, which I liked. I have a lot of clutter on my desk, but when I place this book there, it really stands out. So I thought, Oh, that's it!

I quickly realized that I needed to study. In that confusion, I found that book. The colors are very refreshing, and it consists of five volumes, totaling 3,000 words. So, it's divided into sections of 600 words each. I like that it's separated like this because some books have everything in one volume, and a thick book with 3,000 words can be quite overwhelming. However, when it's divided into smaller sections, it feels like I can tackle it bit by bit. So, every time I finish one volume, I would take it with me when visiting my in-laws in Daejeon and study at night. I was studying there with them. Now, let me explain why it's 3,000 words. Dr. Chris Ronstadt said that if you memorize just 3,000 words of any language, you can learn that new language within six months. This applies to all languages.

The 1,000 most frequently used words cover 80% of everyday conversation, and 3,000 words cover 98%. So, is the order of the book based on frequency? Yes, that's correct. The first book contains the most frequently used 600 words. Right, so you can't just skim through the first book casually. Now, let's do an unboxing. Isn't it exciting when you open it? Yes, it looks even prettier once you take it out. It is pretty, right? First, I've taken off the plastic. Ta-da! Here we have volumes one, two, three, four, and five. They are really colorful and beautiful. Should we arrange them like this? One, two, three, four, five. So, there are five volumes in total. Now, let's take a look at the first volume. When you open it, you'll see it was published by Imagine Square, and there's a preface. There are also graphs explaining why there are 3,000 words based on frequency.

There will be an explanation and a table of contents regarding this. I am currently working on this, and I am almost finished with the third volume. Personally, I found this learning planner to be very helpful. I feel motivated to quickly finish each page, which allows me to study consistently. I started this in June and July, and I joined a group chat for a summer camp. In this group chat, we have two level six sessions each day. There is a registration link in the pinned comment, so please apply and join us in memorizing together. I will explain more about the group chat at the end. 

The English independent vocabulary program includes 3,000 words selected from the best children's literature, specifically from the prestigious Newbery and Carnegie medal-winning fairy tales, organized into various categories.

So, the part you really need to remember is that it's more important to accumulate knowledge gradually from the beginning rather than trying to rush through it quickly. You need to memorize carefully. Here, it mentions that it has won the Newbery Award and the Carnegie Medal, which means the words come from works recognized for their literary value. You can learn these words in order, and you can also focus on words that are commonly used in everyday life, which is a great advantage. Even young children can start from the first volume. What is the first word? Ah, it's the. So, it really includes all the basic words. Yes, that's right. But you must not underestimate it just because it seems easy. Let me show you an example. Do you know the word man? But do you know its meaning? It can also mean to position people. That's what man means.

A word means to assign personnel. There are 30 soldiers on this ship; the personnel have been assigned. I didn’t know this either; I learned it for the first time. I had a study group in English for a few years. I worked hard on reading comprehension and memorized vocabulary diligently, but my reading comprehension was still not improving. I realized that the reason was because of words like this while memorizing vocabulary of 3,000 words. Such words come up frequently. Another example is you need to be yourself. This phrase has another meaning as well. When combined, it conveys a sense of stability, implying that when you are together, there is no instability. That meaning is correct; being together provides a sense of security. Therefore, there is a sense of stability. It’s interesting that the explanations of these meanings are included, making it a fun learning experience. So, just reading through this can be educational.

You can say it like this: Ah, I see, that's great. It's also nice to eat two together. So, the people in the company all worked on this together, and after finishing, they were really pleased, saying it was an unprecedented level of quality and completeness. Oh, I see. I don't think I'll forget the word I heard earlier, 'arrange.' That's right. This is really a visualization tool, and since it also has the origin, people have different points that help them remember well. But it seems good that they keep talking about it to make it easier to remember. I should show off a bit next time. The meaning of 'arrange' is also important. And regarding 'cream,' I didn't know that it means 'the best figures.' For example, when you say 'Marie Curie is one of the best figures in the field of science,' it would be 'the best figure in the field of science.'

크림은 최고의 인물이다. 제가 해보면서 이런 게 나오면 그냥 막혀버렸던 거죠. 중요한 단어인데, 그러니까 피리 부인이 왜 크림일까 하는 거죠. 여기 또 설명도 있어요. 크림이 우유의 가장 좋은 부분으로 만들어졌다는 개념에서 파생됐다는 거죠. 그렇구나, 그렇네요. 되게 재밌게 공부할 수 있습니다. 영어가 재밌네. 그리고 뜻 설명 중에 되게 좋았던 게 있는데, 흑소일 알죠? 흑소일 알죠. 근데 여기에 범죄 등의 온상이라는 뜻도 있어요. 이게 좀 특이한 점인데, 이 땅이 오염된다는 개념에서 파생된 것으로 보인대요. 그래서 이걸 보면서 되게 몰랐던 단어들이 많았어요. 그래서 이 포인트가 약간 '아, 이런 뜻도 있었어' 하는 게 복화책의 매력인 것 같아요. 네, 그렇네요. 그리고 코인이라는 단어도 재밌었어요. 개인적으로 원래 육각형이란 뜻을 가졌다고 하더라고요. 그래요, 네.

In the past, coins were hexagonal in shape. Oh, I see. As time passed, the term coin came to mean currency, and it also has the connotation of creating something, similar to how currency is printed. It was interesting to learn about the origins of the word coin. Oh, I see. William created new phrases in his novel, and when he did, he used coins. Oh, I see. So, this is the origin, and there are words like this that I really need to memorize carefully. The explanation of these terms is provided by Teacher Ju-jiu from the Study On class of Imagination Square. He wrote the explanations from the second volume to the fifth volume, along with example sentences. I didn't know the English word chamber. It means meeting room. But here, there’s a distinction between room and...

They explain by comparing chambers, so I memorized this right away. I included this illustration and captured it in my mind, and then I captured it again to memorize it. What’s the difference? The term room generally refers to a space or a room in a house, while chamber typically refers to a room with a formal or special purpose. Oh, and in the comparison, I liked that they compared it to the English word cry. 

The explanation of words, especially idiomatic expressions, requires an understanding of the culture, and they provided examples of proverbs as well, which made it fun to memorize. Suddenly, I feel like studying English. It’s a bit disappointing to have just one example sentence; I prefer to see two for variety. I really liked that about this vocabulary lesson. However, example sentences can become difficult. I felt a barrier to entry when I found the example sentences a bit challenging.

It seems that you might feel this way, but I heard that a lot of time was spent adjusting to match the difficulty level of the example sentences. Even if it's a word you know, looking at the second example sentence could suggest a different meaning. This is why it's important to examine them closely. For example, the word meat means meat, but it also has the meaning of the main point. In the first example sentence, meat was used to mean meat, while in the second sentence, it was used to summarize the main point of the story. So, being able to verify the meanings through various example sentences is an advantage. Also, if you look at the fourth section, you'll see the word troop. The first meaning is military personnel, and the second meaning is to walk in a group. I didn't know that this word could also be a verb, so I memorized it while looking at the illustration. Additionally, the example sentence here says, The children trooped into the classroom, using troop.

You can memorize with examples like this. The next word is shin, which is written as SH. I didn't know that it also means calf. If you look at the illustration here, there's a cat holding onto a calf. Interestingly, there are also verbs that mean to crawl when using this word. The explanation of the meaning states that it is mainly used when crawling somewhere, referring to the calf area. You can memorize words through these meaning explanations. The illustrations are vividly depicted, making it easy to capture them in your mind. Also, I have another example of how I successfully memorized words connected to illustrations. This word stall means kiosk, and in the illustration, a cat is selling fruit. Thanks to this illustration, I was able to memorize the word. Besides the words I introduced, there are many illustrations that help with word memorization.

When creating this book, a lot of time and cost was invested in drawing the illustrations. As someone who has drawn illustrations, what do you think? Right now, there are 3,000 words, and it seems that more than 25% of it contains illustrations. In fact, I think the production cost must have been quite high. If it had been done cheaply, we could have just explained everything with words without including illustrations. It seems like a generous investment for the sake of quality. I agree; it really does make a difference. Using mnemonic techniques to memorize words is easier and better, right? The vivid illustrations that help when memorizing English words are a huge advantage. Also, I liked the review test. What the review test does is allow you to read through the words and memorize them, and then you can take a test here. Even though I thought I had remembered everything, there were still words I didn’t know. Going through it all felt a bit like solving a worksheet after a long time.

So, I'm having fun with this, and I completely recommend it to those who, like me, enjoy doing problem-solving as a final review. There are so many reasons why we need to study English, right? We talked about this before. If we could turn back time ten years, I would want to study English. Living life, I feel like being somewhat proficient in English has been beneficial. Do you have any idea what percentage of web pages worldwide are in English? It's about 70%, around 60% to 70%. On the other hand, web pages in Korean only make up about 0.6% to 0.7%. When I compared these figures, I was really surprised by the significant difference. I realized that in order to access high-quality information, we absolutely need to study English. I also noticed this while working at my company, as I was involved in computer graphics.

I used to work for a company where those who spoke English well had great skills. This is because they could read and understand high-quality information from abroad and bring it in. It’s the same when watching videos. If you search in English on Google, you'll find that credible sources appear at the top of the search results. Yes, that's right. So, there are plenty of reasons to study English. Currently, there is a group chat starting in October that is open for recruitment. The details are in the description and in the pinned comments, so I hope many of you apply so that we can all master English vocabulary together.

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