How to Memorize The Days Of The Week In Any Language

Course details

Learning a new language is much different than improving one you already know. The brain is forced to access information much differently. And this can quickly overload our traditional memory.

This course aims to overcome this challenge, by giving you a quick example based on a memory technique you already know from my other courses:

The Memory Palace!

Master Days Of The Week Memorization In Minutes

There are many benefits to knowing one or more foreign languages. But sometimes little words frustrate us.

The problem is that sometimes the most frustrating words are words we need to use most often.

But there's a solution.

You can become a better language learning by changing your approach to memorization.

If you're still struggling to learn a new language using mnemonics and Memory Palaces, this course takes you directly into the field and shows you how everything works.

Contents and Overview

This course contains over 12 lectures and 2 hours of content. It's designed for anyone, regardless of experience level, who wishes to improve their memory and learn how to quickly cover words like the days of the week in any language.

Students will learn the Magnetic Memory Method, and you'll understand what a Memory Palace is and how to build one. You'll then learn how to divide it using the simplest Memory Palace you'll ever find. It's just around the corner from your home.

By the end of this course, you'll have valuable skills that will help you quickly memorize any list of words, regardless of how good your memory is when you start.

You'll also know how to use Google Earth and Google Maps to memorize foreign language vocabulary.

And as a bonus, you'll learn how to memorize the calendar dates and times of appointments so that you never miss a scheduled meeting again.

With these lessons, you'll find that you're able to quickly learn and memorize that days of the week in a short period of time and much, much more.