Cut cards with words and translation and stick it on fridge, bathroom mirror, computer, in toilet room, everywhere.
You'll see them everyday.

>>17211251
Read in the language you're studying.
Start with child books, if you need.

I mean when you have to study for a test.

I'm studying for a language test right now and I just do flashcards.
If there's a word I keep getting stuck on, I do a memory trick and it really helps eg.bon jour = hello. If I can't remember, I might be like bon as in I'm in a bonny mood because I'm saying hello to my friend and I'm glad to see my friend!!
Like it's lame as shit but it works really well for me

>>17211264
a spaced repetition program like Anki

Learn them in a written way. Write a few lines of a first word, the same with a second. Then check that you remember a first and a second word. If not, repeat writing lines. And so on.

>>17211267
Anki would be greate if you didn't have to create flascards by yourself. When you have 100+ words to learn typing them takes time.

>>17211251
Go on websites that like this one and google words you dont know the meaning to

>>17211277
>When you have 100+ words to learn typing them takes time.
The act of typing them is also an aid to learning. Seriously. The time you spend putting them in is not wasted; it helps almost as much as the flash card drills themselves do.