THINK in ENGLISH *no translating in your head* 4 Exercises for English FLUENCY
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If you want to improve your English fluency, you need to start thinking in English. These four strategies to help train your brain to think in English will help you improve your English communication skills. And the best part is, it does not involve any translating in your head!
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That’s exactly what I did when I speak and write English from the beginning. Great information!
How we speak a language without translation ?
@Gora Ndiaye just think of the way people in that culture communicate and do things.
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Dear teacher
I agree with you. When I directly start speaking in English it becomes easy for me to make a conversation. The step is that I take the reference and the subject into my mind while speaking and it works. But when I begin with translating from my mother tongue it gets very difficult to make an appropriate and fluent conversation.
Right absolutely right i also face this problem many times while interacting with someone, we think that if we speak by translating the words will be right but, it takes time to develop in our mind, because we feel very comfortable while communicating and another things that we think is, if we speak directly without translating it will go wrong, because we don’t know the meaning of that particular word of English wich we wanna use, that’s why, we people have to translate in our mother tongue first before saying anything that is also good method to practice without translation but that’s what question arises here, we are not satisfied with this, thanks to share your opinion
Yea I agree with your smart points. In addition, to activate our brain to think in English. We need to connect every english spoken statement with our imagination. The word ‘image’ comes from imagination. And one image is better than 1000 words in the retentive section of our brains because image is easily remembered. We need to form/link an image to every keyword in our english statements. For example, “I want to drink water and eat snacks”. We can link appropriate images in our brain to these Keywords: drink, water, eat, snacks. So next time any of these is mentioned in another statements, we don’t need to translate it to our dialect first or think of what it is, our brain just fetched the image we have already linked to it and there is absolutely no need of translation.
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@MICHEAL Thanks Micheal
Your hints are good, but for learners first is important to be filled of vocabulary. The vocabulary is the raw material of languages, so then they can think in English. Then they’ll feel more comfortable
It’s very difficult to stop translating from your mother lengague to a second lengague. But I’ve noticed that writting, has helped me start thinking only in English
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In my case it has been… Listening. I’m a great believer in the power of listening.
me too! Precisely when I had to study logics in english 😅
I agree with you
Dear teacher I agree with your point.Actually, It’s difficult to speak in english without doing translation but just we try give feedback to english we can speak fluently.❤
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I have never tried this or even thought about it before. Although thinking in our native language is most likely an instinct and try to do this will definitely need much effort, I think this is worth to try. It will train our brain to use english much more often.
Can we practice English together?
It’s my first time in this channel and I’m very glad for the lesson and for this video recommendation.
I discovered it a little bit late but it is never too later to start learn…
Great lesson, very nice and motivating teacher. Thumbs up. I’ve already subscribed
Hi
Four parts of learning a foreign lge : 1/ Imitation. 2/ curiosity 3/Thinking in the lge. 4/imagination.
although I don’t undertand what you teach totally, I can feel the energy you give to us. Thanks a lot. I try my best day by day to learn english, to hear and to work. English is a very beautiful and flolous language
Me too I do my best to learn English but I don’t have anyone to practice.
For me, I practices reading book in English loudly. Word by word to increase my fluency and confidence.
in brief:
The main topic is about learning and thinking in a new language, specifically English. The video mentions various strategies like translating, using simple phrases at first, and gradually building up vocabulary and complexity over time. Journaling in English and practicing with different topics are also suggested as helpful exercises
Challenge to everyone who is intended to better their spoken English. I challenge you all to say each and every word of this video exactly as she spoke as if you have given a script to talk about and you want to rehearse this script and talk as naturally as you can to convey the exact meaning.
Try it, in this exercise you will learn the expression of words and how to show feeling in your words. You will only be able to repeat word by word script only if you understand the context and meaning. Try it you will see how your english improves
Beyond thinking, it’s a matter of feeling, connecting. I believe there’s no learning without feeling the language.
I’m brazillian, so ofcourse I speak Portuguese as my first language. I’m beggining to watch a lot of docs and videos here at YT that I’m interested to. This have been helping me a lot. I think that was the turning point I was missing to go forward to fluency. I’ll reach this “point” sometime. I just need a little patience.
Thomas Shelby Isn’t it english an official language in India??? Well, I thought it were
Thomas Shelby Hindi must be VERY difficult to learn. I only see some little houses whenever I see the writing 😀
Thomas Shelby It is, indeed. I took several years to get them properly and I’m still getting
I’ve realized that ı translated what you said to my native language unintentionllay when ı was watching the video.But over time ı will overcome this situation.Thanks so much fir your advices.You really support and heps english learners.In fact ıt works when you refuae that thinking in your language you will realize that you are doing well.Btw you should be patience.It is not kind of someting you will be good at learning english or whatever it is.
Honestly. I can relate to this. I ended up watching a lot of English TV series without subtitles and start picking up words and phrases from it. And then started practicing those phrases thinking that i am in that scenario by talking with myself ( my mom always used to ask me why do you speak with yourself 😀 ). I was actively forcing my brain to think directly in that language rather than translating. At first it was quite tedious. But with time this became a lot easier and now I can say I have professional fluency in English now.
I feel loved listening to your pronunciation with your tongue and your mouth. You are the one who inspires people to love English more, thank to teacher !