Importance of Increasing Your Vocabulary - Hindi NAATI CCL

How to increase your vocabulary?

When you are all studying for the Naati Test, the language/vocabulary you have is a big part of this test. The most frequent problem Naati has, therefore, is what can I do to increase my vocabulary?

Of course, vocabulary is not just a feel-good hobby. It helps us understand others and effectively conveys meaning. Deep vocabulary helps you to be more careful in your post. And no matter the work description, the right terms eliminate the theoretical grey areas that disrupt assignments, events, and programmes. It can help you study for the Naati exam as you're doing nothing but converting between 2 languages. If you improve the vocabulary of your language, then:

• First, you are going to accelerate the time it takes to translate. For time to time, all translators need to look up words and their definitions. There are no translators out there who know every word, say, metaphor, in the languages in which they function. Yet some translators 'vocabulary is better than others'. And those translators with greater language skills can usually translate quicker than those with reduced skills as too many terms and phrases they won't have to look up or double-check. And the quicker you can interpret, the more score you'll likely get in the Naati test.

• Second, the greater the language that you have, the better the translations would be. That is true. A better vocabulary would allow you to use vocabulary similar to the original register to translate at a higher level. If you don't have a high register vocabulary, and you're required to translate anything that has a high register, you'll find it challenging to faithfully translate the text. This can be improved by the reading of books and novels.

An improved vocabulary will ultimately improve your knowledge of the world around you. You can read about any topic, and not only improve your general knowledge but also your knowledge of a specific topic. Learn more on this subject and you may possess ample expertise to legally market it as one of your specialisation fields.

This all from just reading what you're interested in. A lot of people are going to suggest different methods to increase your vocabulary. But there are 2 languages in Naati which you need to be good at. Therefore, for the Naati test, you will improve your vocabulary through different methods.

• Catch the lessons and master the pronunciation as follows: NaatiLearner gives you a fantastic forum to learn new words every day and to study for your Naati Exam. NaatiLearner offers you Video lessons where you can learn new words and even learn new words pronunciation.
• Know new vocabulary for both languages: If you hear a new word in one language, try looking for the same word in the other language. This will not only help you keep your words longer, but you're learning 2 words every time instead of just one.
• Read as much as you can about anything: The more you read-especially novels and literary plays, but also magazines and newspapers-the more words you would be exposed to. As you read and uncover new words, use a combination of trying to derive meaning from the context of the sentence as well as looking at the definition in the dictionary. Try to read both languages as you need to have a good grasp of both languages.
• Keep a dictionary and thesaurus handy: Use whatever versions you prefer — in print, in software, or online. When you find a new phrase, look at it in the dictionary to get both its spelling and its meaning(s) in both languages. Next, go to the thesaurus and find similar words and phrases — and their opposites (synonyms and antonyms, respectively)—and learn the nuances between the words.
• Make a Journal: It's a good idea to keep a list of the new words you discover running so that you can refer back to the list and slowly add them to your everyday vocabulary. Plus, keeping a journal of all your new words can provide a positive boost to learning even more words — especially when you can see how many new words you've already learned. I would suggest that you make two separate sections in the Journal for both languages.
• Learn a word a day: Using a word-a-day calendar or website — or developing a list of words to learn is a great technique that many people use to learn new words. This approach may be too rigid for some, so even if you're using this method, don't feel that you have to learn a new word every day. If you have less time, try learning 5 words a day in both languages.
• Play a couple of word games: Word games that challenge you and help you discover new meanings and new words are a great and fun tool in your quest to expand your vocabulary. Examples include crossword puzzles, anagrams, jumble word, Scrabble, and Boggle.
• Try using the words you've learned in your conversation: Communicating to someone will help you acquire new vocabulary. Like in reading, if you learn a new phrase, try to write it down so that you can research it again, and eventually gradually incorporate a new term to the vocabulary. So, try to speak in both languages.

Look, I know it's not easy to increase your vocabulary that far in 1 month or so, but where there's a will, there's a way. If you're serious in growing your language, you've got to work hard on it.

So all the very best and keep working hard.