How do you memorize the complex and lengthy names of people in foreign language works?

For these names, I usually mark them down with a pen. Then, according to the order of the characters, I will mark them with Arabic numerals, 1, 2 .....This makes it easier to remember and less likely to be confusing.

When I first read the beginning, those people must not be able to remember, just have a vague impression. Anyway, the main characters will appear repeatedly, and I will remember it after seeing it more often. So you don't have to worry about not being able to remember people's names at first.

Use a pen to mark a, b, c, etc. on the bookUse letters instead of names to read foreign works, and after you are familiar with it later, you will know which letter it corresponds to when you see the name.

I used a stupid method to write down the names of people I thought were important, and then every time I saw the name, I took out the piece of paper and looked at it, and slowly memorized it.

Associative mnemonics, associating a little thing, not only can't forget, but also interesting, for other things can also be used this method.

I first familiarized myself with the characteristics of foreigners' names, and when I saw the names in the works, I thought about them and slowly remembered them.

If you don't have a good memory, you can only memorize by rote, there are not so many ways, after all, if you want to read this book, you don't want to read it, so you don't bother to memorize it.

Just like memorizing English words, memorize them several times, and then review them before reading a book each time.

Although it's not an endorsement, I feel similar.,Just use the endorsement method to remember these names.,I feel so tired of reading a book.。。。

After all, I was still not familiar with the naming skills of foreigners, so I specifically studied this aspect, and later found it very useful.

Seriously, adapt it yourself. I deleted "The Catcher in the Rye" with only the tone of the word; Other rigorous books, such as War and Peace, can be tiring to read over and over again.

For example, One Hundred Years of Solitude, I read half of it because the name was not easy to remember, and then the plot was confused and I couldn't watch it. But then I mastered a method that is to search the Internet when I can't understand the plot, search where he first appeared, and then find a review, which will help clarify my thoughts.

I usually only remember two or three words that are more obvious and distinctive, so even if there are many characters when I read it, I won't confuse the relationship, or find the character relationship chart of this book on the Internet, and when I can't think of it, I will go to see it and compare it, it will be very clear.

Now is the era of national reading, whether it is school education or social education, we are required to read a large number of books. Find wisdom from reading, find solutions to problems, and engage in spiritual dialogue and communication with the sages of different eras. In a lot of reading, it is inevitable to encounter reading foreign masterpieces.

In addition to the different social backgrounds and religious beliefs, the big obstacle in reading is that there are a large number of very long names in foreign classics, which hinder our understanding and reading of foreign classics to a certain extent. There are many ways to memorize.

2.FamiliarizationThis approach is used in a lot of reading. The great thing about reading a book is that you can remember the names before you know it.

You can slow it down in previous chapters. Read it aloud as if you were reading it in the morning at school, and it won't be long before you find that the names are memorized. That's what I used when I read La Traviata.

3.A good memory is not as good as a bad penSome of the people in some of the famous books are very long and very awkward. There is no logic between the boxes.

It's not often that we hear this long list of names in our daily lives. So it's more difficult to establish. When I come across such a name, I use the method of writing some.

Put Jiang's long name back and forth on the paper, write it several times, and read it a few times. Before you know it, you'll be able to remember it. That's how I read Anna Karenina, memorizing people's names.

Either way, I have summed it up in the process of long-term reading. There are a lot of long names that you need to memorize over and over again. Sometimes when you have the impression that you can tell who is who, you will slowly remember it.