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That’s a great idea! Let’s start with a few words.

1. Curious: This means you want to learn or know more about something.
2. Gigantic: Very, very big!
3. Delicious: Something that tastes really good.

Can you use one of these words in a sentence?
Your sentence is already clear and correct, but here are a few improved versions for different contexts:
1. Neutral/Formal: "I’d like to learn some new vocabulary." (More natural in learning contexts)
2. Casual: "I want to pick up some new words." (More conversational)
3. Polite/Request: "Could you teach me some new words?" (If asking someone directly)
Tips:
- "Vocabulary" is often better than "words" when talking about language learning.
- "Pick up" is a natural phrasal verb meaning to learn casually.
- If you're asking someone for help, adding "please" or "could you" makes it more polite.
Would you like help with pronunciation or usage examples? 😊

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