How to Think in English

This is how I started thinking in English as an Italian speaker. The emphasis is on being consistent and ultimately enjoying what you're doing!

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[ARCEnglish]

For all the English learners out there 🌎...don’t get demoralized over the judgements of others when you speak in English! You have nothing to lose and everything to gain by practicing! 🗣 Keep going! 🇨🇦

[mimipdg]

I love how antonio explained everything as simple as possible and didn't try to put us in a difficult situation on how to learn english. More impressive when he presented it in casual way, making sure we understand what he's trying to say and the pronunciation just great, love it. Tqsm antonio, we all can feel your sincerity for teaching us English 👍🥰❤💕

[kavitadeva]

I am from Los Angeles so I speak English naturally. I love watching your content.

[upamaadhikary]

Hi Antonio 👋, I am from 🇮🇳 I love to learn English and I wanna speak like native speaker it's like my dream from my childhood days so i try to Learn English but I think I have given more more effort for speak like British and try to learn from movies, youtube video, Google I just translated in my native language everything but your tips is good for me I think I don't need to translated everything, , I going to watching more more English documentary I loved your videos it's helped me a lot thank you for tips 😊

[myadhdlifehindi]

Without realizing i have also started thinking in English. Not at every point in time but yes, many times i start talking to myself in English and i start speaking with others too, spontaneously. So, what you are saying is relatable. Definitely!!!

[AndreaCruz-fomv]

Wonderful tips Antonio. I will share this video with my students so they will see that what I keep telling them works.

[dehemidivyanjalee]

Thank you so much Antonio ❤️ I am very lucky to have a teacher like you 😍 I'm from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 👍

[Myrnateatro]

Hi Antonio 👋
Spanish is my mother language and English is my second language which I started to learn when I was seven years old. My dad put me in a bilingual school where my subjects were in English, i.e. math, science, social studies, geography, history, even religion. Besides, all my teachers were Americans. So that was my "artificial" environment, mainly in school. But my dad took care of buying lots of books in English and encouraged me to read a lot at home. Because of this I was able to find a job at the Panama Canal Commission and the U.S. Army bases stationed in Panama (my home country) back in the 80s. I worked a total of 14 and a half years as a U.S. Federal Government employee, listening, writing and speaking English, Monday through Friday. Can you believe that I have even dreamed in English?!?!?!?!? I don't dream that often though.

In the year 2000 I started working as a theatre professor at the University of Panama. In 2003 I was able to go to Missouri and study an MFA in Theatre.

But...

In my late 50s I started noticing that I was forgetting my English, and I realized that I was not having as much English exposure as I used to have back in the 80s or my two years in Missouri. I panicked as I was forgetting my English. So I started watching TV programs and reading out loud, and I even found a bilingual church where I was able to make new native English speaking friends.

But now I found your channel in You How awesome! I get to review English with you! I especially love the pronunciation challenges and vocabulary (I enjoyed so much the one with kitchen utensils

By all means, keep up the good work you are doing. Lots of "luvings" and blessings to you! 🌻🌻🌻❤☕

[TheJudaRosa]

Am I the only one who's still shocked with the fact that his English isn't native? That's brilliant ❤️

[sadiahossain]

I'm a student.. I read in class 10.. I am so much obsessed with English.. I want to be a fluent speaker, , , but I have no one to practice English.. Is here anyone who wants to practice with me.. I love you Antonio Sir❣️🇧🇩

[varvaravlachava]

You are such a good teacher and always encouraging people without judging. You should be teaching young kids and teenagers. You are an absolute inspiration!

[everquezada]

I don't have enough words to explain how watching these videos makes me feel.
Thank you so much for inspiring me to learn a new language

[alicialujan]

I love the way that you have to explain each details about how we can think in English.
I speak spanish and I am learning more English with you ..thank youuuu ❤

[zhorzhor]

Hi Antonio, you can't imagine how much I enjoy watching your videos. Thank you so much for your efforts..Hopefully one day I can speak English fluently.

[fabianperez]

Thank you very much, you are mesmerizing teacher, you are clear, accurate, and i am learning a lot with your tips, thank you again 👏

[logibear_dare]

I myself am a native English speaker and I used this video to help me do the same thing in Spanish. I have been studying it for 7 years, yet I only started to grasp it in the past few years. I know I am a native speaker, but I still love watching your videos because I love learning new idioms and words, especially words that sound completely different than the spelling, like boatswain. I want to perfect my English and want to be a polyglot just like you. I'm tired of saying things incorrectly like "most bestest" rather than "best", or perhaps "There's apples here" rather than "There are apples here". Gracias por este video. Usted me ayuda mucho. No podría hablar mejor inglés sin usted. Ich liebe Sie. Viele dank! (Ich lerne auch Deutsch)

[silvanahaddad]

Wow Antonio it’s so impressive how you teach English you make it sounds easy and simple Thank you for your time and effort really Appreciate it ❤️🙏🇺🇸🇱🇧

[sukjindrkaur]

Thank you for giving us these tips 🤗 this video is extremely helpful and useful as well. I always get perplexed whenever I try to speak in english 😅 at that time I feel so nervous 😣 and embarrassed. But I did these tips when I started learning English and it really helped me a lot.

Once again thanks a bunch for it. We should be consistent and have faith in ourselves that we can do it.

[sabira.imanova]

Antonio is the most best teacher I have ever seen ❣️There are so many English teachers who give us tips, and show us how to speak in English more fluently. but I only understand your videos. they are easy, interesting and helpful! thank you Antonio. when I feel depressed about learning the language you give me motivation 🥰😊💋

[OURDAILYBREATH]

That’s how I love about you teaching in English you’re giving us the trick and easy steps to do it hope I’ll be to speak in English with no fear and hesitation like you