How to THINK in English

How to THINK in English -

Do you want to know how to think in English? Would you like to start speaking English without translating in your head? Do you want to move beyond written English fluency to start speaking like a native English speaker? YES? Brilliant!

Well, in this video i will provide you with some great exercises and information that can help you to start thinking in English.

If you’ve ever wondered how you can sound more like a native English speaker I’ve got lots of advice in this video as well as in other videos on my my channel. My students are committed to speaking English fluently and mastering the skills for learning how to think in English. Yes, it will take you some practice and hard work, but it’s worth it! When you realize that you’ve stopped translating in your head you’ll be over the moon 🌕, especially when your family and friends start to notice too!!

What are you waiting for? Let’s get to work!

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[InstantEnglishUK]

Hello! Do you often think in English? What are some activities that YOU do to help you think or speak in English?

[thedanimationdude]

My mother tongue is Spanish but English always had been my favorite subject when I was at school 🏫 I made animations in english but I always struggle with the pronunciation

[lenainchiant]

I think an other good advice, when you know enough of a language to do it, is to look at the definition in the language, and not at the translation in your native tongue, when you don't know a word. There are some English words I wouldn't even be able to translate in French, but I just know what they mean and how they are used, and it's really a better way to learn words that are a bit specific to the language.

[lidia]

Greetings from Greece!
I discovered your channel a while ago and I find it brilliant!
I was a bilingual toddler, today I speak 5 languages and I never translate! It's more like having small warehouses in my brain, with each one containing one language! 🤣😂
Thank you for your amazing work!

[kvvvlad]

It's so comfortable when the video has subtitles

[train]

Don’t forget to use an article when naming objects(countable nouns). This is my technique to learn French, which is also applicable to leaning English.

[santsh]

I have started learning practice now. Thank you.

[Freaky_Franky]

This is how I began to understand English. I just quit translating, but weather I see an unknown word, I ask a native speaker, or, if I can't talk to a native speaker, I use a translator. In my country people always say, 'Translate EVERYTHING you see'. This method doesn't work, as I proved

[l.arturoacosta]

Great video! I have difficults to think in English language, is so hard for me. However, with your tips I can practice and improve my ability. Excellent job. I'm gonna watch anothers videos.

[MoniKa-wzge]

For me it's quite simple to think in a foreign language and it comes quite naturally. Maybe the reason is that we had to learn hundreds of phrases in English at school. For example we had to learn 50 different phrases how to say "Sorry, I didn't understand" or for "I don't know the answer" or for "Let me think" and so on. My challenge is rather to not mix up all the different languages. Sometimes I really speak German Franglish because I can't find the right word in the right language ... 😅

[georginawilliann]

I love your channel! You're pretty funny too. 😂❤

[nfxlfzw]

Thank You. Again, every day the rain in Spain stayes mainly on the plain. Your tips are great.

[ahmedsherif]

I've heard a lot of videos about that stuff bit this one is the best, you hit the point .. great 👍

[barbialva]

Excelente ! Hoy mismo empiezo a practicar así. Gracias

[denseregular]

Hi! Thank you for this video. It motivated me to immerse myself to anything in english more often.

[Raymondlopez]

I'm a filipino and one of those who spent so much time to watching english video to improve my english speaking, thank you for this video is simple but it is really helpful. I Subscribed.

[nicolekarman]

Thank you. I'll try it from now, I know it's hard because I'm fluent in Spanish and French and, sometimes, I translate with the Spanish but I'll try. I've improved my English in the pandemic (I've passed my B1 international exam) and I don't want to give up on improving more because English it's usefull.

[azadzaxo]

For real this video is so helpful for me.I will continue watch this video.and good lob 👍🏼👏🏻

[Sebastian-tmsc]

Thank you so much for this helpful video

[whity]

Hello teacher, I'm a Korean subscriber. This is what I'm doing these days! What a great tip! Thank you😊