By far, I found the most difficult and important parts of learning Japanese
words is to memorize its pronounciations.

eg. あつい . It means Hot, an adjective. But how can I relate the two -
pronouciation and meaning - together, except repeatedly memorizing ?

From the English learning experience, we can start learning words by the roots
and suffix, and then expand the vocabulary, which could save a lot of time.

Thanks
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What is the Fast Way on remembering the Japanese adj/verb pronouciations and its related meanings?
Besides brute force memorizing (you will have to do this anyway), you should
learn kanji early. For instance, consider:

> 悲しむ
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> "to be sad"

> 悲しい
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> "sad"

And other compounds will have this too:

> 妥協
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> kanji for "gentle" + kanji for "cooperate", the word means "compromise"

Note that pronunciations won't always work. Kanji characters can be read a few
different ways usually. For more on the topic, search something like "on'yomi
vs kun'yomi"
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