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This paper shows how we use the Internet to gather a large number of texts to create programs for vocabulary learning. It first presents a cognitive basis for learning words, both English and Chinese. Current comprehensive Chinese dictionaries list over 50,000 characters and unabridged English dictionaries contain more than 400,000 entries, but I will show that the number of linguistic symbols a person can actively handle is somewhere between 4,000 and 7,000. Moreover, words are linked or connected to form a mental semantic network. These points explain why it is possible for a person to learn the essential lexicon of a language.