Flashcards and other tools can really help you learn advanced Japanese words better. They do this by making you remember things actively and using spaced repetition, which means you review the words over time. Here are some helpful tips:

1. Flashcards:

• Make Flashcards: Use apps like Anki or Quizlet to create digital flashcards. For example, on one side, write "発展 (hatten)", which means "development." On the other side, you can add a sample sentence: "この地域の経済は発展した。" This means "The economy of this region has developed."

2. Multimedia Integration:

• Add Pictures and Sounds: Use images or audio that relate to the words you’re learning. For the word "文化 (bunka)," which means "culture," you could include a picture from a traditional Japanese festival.

3. Practice in Context:

• Use Words in Writing: Try writing short essays or journal entries with the new words you’re learning. Doing this helps you remember them better and improves your writing skills.

4. Conversational Practice:

• Role-Playing: Have practice conversations using the advanced words. You could ask a friend, "この技術はどのように私たちの生活を変えますか？" This means "How will this technology change our lives?"

By using these tools actively, you'll see that putting advanced vocabulary into your conversations and writing gets easier and more natural.