Imparare a memoria è uno degli scogli più duri nello studio delle lingue. Verbi, parole e strutture da memorizzare.
Hai una buona memoria? Quali sono le tue strategie per la memorizzazione? |
Learning by heart is one of the most challenging parts of language learning. Verbs, vocabulary, and sentence structures all need to be memorized.
How’s your memory? What strategies do you use to help you remember things? |
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Molte persone non amano sforzarsi di memorizzare. Hanno ragione! A volte memorizzare è tedioso. Tuttavia, ci sono delle tecniche che facilitano la memorizzazione. E avere una buona memoria è molto utile! Qui ci sono 8 consigli:
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Many people don’t like forcing themselves to memorize things, and they’re right! Sometimes memorization can be boring. But the good news is, there are techniques that make it easier. And having a good memory is incredibly helpful!
Here are 8 tips to improve your memory:
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Nel testo seguente, lo scrittore, autore e presentatore Fabio Volo parla dell'imparare a memoria. Cosa dice? |
In the following text, author, actor, and TV host Fabio Volo talks about what it means to learn by heart.What does he say?And is it really possible to know a person by heart? |

CONVERSAZIONE FRA DUE AMICI:
- "...A me, per esempio, piace conoscere una persona a memoria."
- "No, non parlo di routine o monotonia, ma di sapere a memoria una persona. Non so come spiegartelo, è come quando studi le poesie a scuola, in quel senso intendo a memoria."
- "Questa non l'ho capita."
(Il giorno in più di Fabio Volo) |
CONVERSATION BETWEEN TWO FRIENDS:
- “...For example, I like the idea of knowing someone by heart.”
- “Knowing someone by heart? What about routine? Monotony? What’s so exciting about that?”
- “No, I don’t mean routine or monotony. I mean knowing someone by heart. It’s hard to explain... It’s like when you learn a poem in school, that’s what I mean, by heart.”
- “I don’t get it.”
- “Come on, like a poem. You know how in English we say to learn by heart? Or in French, par cœur? That’s what I’m talking about. Knowing someone by heart means learning their rhythm, like you do with a poem. A poem, like a person, has its own flow. To know someone by heart is to sync your heartbeat with theirs, to let their rhythm seep into you. That’s what I love... I want to love someone and know them by heart, like a poem.”
(From One More Day by Fabio Volo) |
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