乜而家日本高中教英文可以教到咁深

另外好多係見都未見過

咪同而家d幼稚園教個d生字差唔多

felicity smoak

剩係識 leukemia
利申 睇晒House

情況好似學中文咁，簡簡單單學講貪心兩個字唔得
係要賴型講饕餮

香港人就係喺呢種環境下長大
無窮無盡嘅默書背默

都係揀啲唔會成日用到嘅字

正常人點解要識leukemia

咁鬼佬點講白血病

日本人真係好鐘意背單字，覺得識得多單字就會英文好咁。
文具商出一大堆單字卡比人字黎記

Wrath = 葉劉

Wrath of the Lich King

有時間緊係好似你咁講最易學
用教科書就只能退而求其次由生字學起
所有學校都係咁教外語

Fullmetal alchemist king bradley

用翻譯黎學英文單字係最最on9既學習方式

一黎翻譯唔準
二黎冇例句唔知點用
三黎到用果陣要係腦入面由母語轉番英文或者調番轉

兒登仔自己英廢
就推緊呢個narrative
發音唔緊要
grammar又唔緊要
字又唔好學太多

佢哋啲英文衰過姜濤

平時傾計就唔會用
但新聞一定有呢啲字

エニグマ
幾有氣勢成個替身名咁

主流咁教係因為以前網絡資源唔夠豐富

White blood sick

Puberty都唔識

佢哋不嬲都閱讀難，但係寫作說話超級簡單

同埋即使係教生字咁學 都唔係叫佢直接寫個日文equivalence
學到呢啲咁advanced 既vocabs 合理推斷個prerequisite已經識睇英文解釋
應該係抄一次英文解釋+造句

Leukemia: A type of cancer that affects the blood and bone marrow.
Example: The patient was diagnosed with leukemia and began treatment immediately.
Repulse: To drive back or repel.
Example: The sight of the spoiled food repulsed her.
Atone: To make amends or reparation.
Example: He wanted to atone for his mistakes by volunteering at the shelter.
Herbivore: An animal that feeds on plants.
Example: The giraffe is an herbivore with a diet consisting mostly of leaves.
Atrophy: Wasting away or deterioration of muscles or organs due to underuse or disease.
Example: After being in a cast for months, his muscles began to atrophy.
Relish: To enjoy greatly.
Example: She relished the time spent with her family during the holidays.
Enigma: A person or thing that is mysterious or difficult to understand.
Example: The ancient artifact remained an enigma to the archaeologists.
Culprit: A person responsible for a crime or other misdeed.
Example: The detectives searched for the culprit behind the string of burglaries.
Swarm: A large number of insects or other small organisms moving together.
Example: A swarm of bees emerged from the hive.
Ramble: To walk for pleasure, typically without a definite route.
Example: He liked to ramble through the countryside on weekends.
Grime: Dirt ingrained on the surface of something.
Example: His hands were covered in grime after working in the garage all day.
Wrath: Extreme anger.
Example: They feared the wrath of their strict teacher.
Anemia: A condition marked by a deficiency of red blood cells or hemoglobin in the blood, resulting in pallor and fatigue.
Example: The doctor diagnosed her with anemia and recommended an iron-rich diet.
Garnish: To decorate or embellish (food or a dish) to enhance its appearance.
Example: The chef used parsley to garnish the entree.
Puberty: The period during which adolescents reach sexual maturity and become capable of reproduction.
Example: During puberty, many teenagers experience a growth spurt.
Treatise: A written work dealing formally and systematically with a subject.
Example: She published a treatise on the laws of thermodynamics.
Hunch: A feeling or guess based on intuition rather than known facts.
Example: He had a hunch that the shortcut would save them time.
Knack: A skill or an ability to do something easily and well.
Example: She has a real knack for painting landscapes.
Felicity: Intense happiness.
Example: They lived in felicity for many years after their wedding.
Demolish: To pull or knock down (a building).
Example: The old building was scheduled to be demolished to make way for new development.

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