• Step One: Choose a text that interests you. Click on the words that are unfamiliar or that you feel unsure about. Try to memorize the translation, displayed in the schematic's first line.

• Step Two: Try to remember further related words in the language the text is written in. These words are always listed directly under the main word in the schematic.

• Step Three: Try to remember further related words in other languages. See these words as an etymological cloud surrounding the main word.

• Benefit One: You will notice that any connection in an etymological cloud works both ways: Anytime you stumble upon one of the words of an etymological cloud, you will instantly have access to connected words in the same language and even in other languages.

• Benefit Two: Your vocabulary will increase at a faster pace, as you are learning several languages at the same time. Conscious connections between languages will enhance separation of languages while speaking.

• Benefits Three: With time, your intuition concerning etymological connections will increase - to a point where you may even understand words, you never have heard of before.