How to Think in English and Stop Translating in Your Head

In this live conversation with students, Teacher Tanya will talk about how to think in English and STOP translating in your head. She will answer questions on the live and in the comments if you watch the recording.

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[aronchavez]

Hello, My name's Aron I live in Cuba and I study english. I have seen many teachers, but however you get something special when I heard you. I would like that you be my teacher. Your teach are so good.

[brygidaskupin]

Greetings from Poland. I back to learn english after 40 years break and I am very glad that I came across to your video. I am looking forward the next meeting with you. Thank you.

[privatesongcollsiagianoloa]

These below could be considered in helping us thinking in English or other languages :
#Name or describe (if unknown) the things that we see around. As continue with this, it becomes more of a habit, so things are going to pop up in mind.
#Think in sentences to what we see, feel, touch etc, starting from simple one. Once this becomes easy, you can move on to more difficult sentences.
#Describe our day using simple or even complex one.
#Thinking in conversation, imagining ourselves speaking to someone else. Asking the questions and thinking the replies. This could be a good way to practice what you might say in real coversation.
#Do not be lazy to practice in mind and be confident.
Nice share with you😊👍

[murdockmsk]

I'm living in Moscow. I've just found your channel and I liked it. Thank you for such useful information.

[emelocho]

This is the first time I listen to you, I find your class as an excellent way to learn how to switch easily when in a conversation.

[phuongnguyen-lozj]

Ms. Tanya is so kind and friendly. I love the way she talk. Thanks Teacher a lot!

[nature_words]

..love to be back to you Tanya. You're helping us to be more familiar with being native.

[mathildesteinberg]

I’m from Belgium ! I’m starting now to think in English! This is a very nice feeling:))) thank you, dear teacher!

[evelynquinonez]

Hello Tanya. I am from Perú. It is the very first time i saw you and you remind me of my English teacher at the Institute. I enjoyed it so much. I love the way you teach. Greetings from Perú.

[vilmamendoncadeazevedo]

I really liked the way the teacher taught about how to think in English and to stop translating.

[NicoleBachelet]

I think it's helpful for me to read a book and listen its audiobook simultaneously, that force me to not think in Spanish. Although I don’t understand everything is a good exercise.

[American]

The best teacher in the world, i love how you teach us and give us the many informations about English language. thank you teacher.
Abdellah Friend in Morocco.

[conniefung]

Thanks Tanya. It is a good idea to warm up our brain before conversation. I use to watch English YouTube everyday to keep my learning on going. I don’t know how much do I get every time, but I want to get a vibe of English.

[firnandofirdaus]

I am really happy to have this lesson and it gives me more efforts in studying English easily. Huge Thanks Tanya

[florencemoyon]

Hello Tanya,
I listen to you from Paris (France).

[yelizyilmaz]

Greetings from Turkey.I have seen many teachers but however you get something special when I heard you.I would like that you be teacher.You teach are so good.Thank you for videos.

[Mamitaquerida]

Hello Tanya, how are you? I'm from Argentina and here our mother tonge is spanish, actually we speak "castellano". So, since you've been studying spanish for so long I'll write my comments in spanish, I'm sure you'll understand :) Descubrí tus clases hace muy poquito y me gustaron mucho cada una de ellas. Soy una de las primeras en ver tus videos apenas se publican. Muchas gracias y muchos éxitos!!!

[EdgarES]

You are very kind and nice. I must improve a lot of things, but my listening is my worst hability. However, I could understand you 80% of your speech. It happened because you speak slowly to help us.
Thanks so much!

[marynasmith]

Hi, Tanya. I am originally from Belarus, but I am living in US for years. Watching and will forward u video to my daughter in law. Thanks for video. Very helpful.

[AndrzejLondyn]

Thank you Laura for your video... It is what I have been looking for!