How to stop translating in your head: 5-steps to get stuck LESS and speak FASTER in English

Do you get stuck in English because you’re translating the words in your head as you speak? If so, this one is for you.
As a non-native speaker, you have to think about so many things as you speak, the last thing you need to do is to translate the words in our head. It slows you down, you’re forced to pause a lot more, and in general, it doesn’t make you feel very confident. And when our confidence is compromised, so is our fluency.
In this video I will share with you 5 exercises you can do on your own, every day, that will train you to think in English, speak faster and get stuck less.

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[elzoku]

You speak very quickly at the same time very clearly 😍😍😍😁😁 I love it👏👏

[TheFlorrey]

I wanna share with you guys what I do to get better on my English pronunciation. I put the subtitles on the videos (I did it in this video) and then I start reading the dialogue. At first it was kinda frustrating because I could keep the rhythm, but now, after month of practice, I can tell you guys, I've been improving my pronunciation, vocabulary, rhythm and intonation. And in some how, I stopped translating on my mind.
I hope this helps you beautiful people.
Saludos Hadar ✌

[fragmented_fragrance]

"Reconcile with the gap between your native tongue and english"
This is the very advice I should remind myself of every time I feel stuck and drained while practicing alone
I promise I'll start to forgive myself and be more generous instead of getting mad at my slow progress as of now

It feels like Hadar is not only an exceptional English coach but also a life-altering psycho therapist guiding those who struggle to turn their weaknesses into their strengths!

[toughside]

She speaks so clearly that's why I enjoy watching and listening without stress. Great job!

[NaYnO]

i love your videos cause you are talk in simple and easy english thank you

[atft]

I think the first step to overcome translation is to listen a lot in the target language when it is spoken clearly but a normal pace (like in this video). But isn’t it too fast? Well, here is the point: it only appears fast because you are translating everything in your head. Thus listening to speech at a normal pace forces you to learn how to understand speech without translating anything.

Once you can understand the main idea without translating any single word, you can move to the next stage – learning how to think in the studying language, and this video provides very useful tips for that.

[nuskysa]

I've just discovering this channel and I'm amazed that myself do all that stuff, I never heard about this before, so I never imagined it were such an important thing to help me to improve my learning. Thanks

[enriquevasquez]

When I listen to you I understand all the English you speak, your pronunciation, the phonetics, your modular way, they are amazing, thank you very much you are an excellent teacher.💙🇨🇱

[carolletano]

thank you for this course, I really appreciate. God bless you

[RealEverydayEnglish]

This is the most important thing to improve your listening skills.

In any language.

Great video !

[dianatugores]

I really love your videos it has helped me to improve my English... thanks a lot!

[carmentineomontero]

Thank you Hadar for everything that you teach to all of us! and particularly for me because i have learned many important things from you that help me to continue getting over my fear and complement what i know. Thanks!

[amrhalabi]

Thanks a lot Hadar, it's very important point to get more fluent.
I had this problem in the past because I used to translate from English to my mother tongue but then I started to use monolingual dictionary and it helped me a lot.
And for sure thinking in English as well.

[adrianafloreshinojos]

I always learn new things with you!! Thank you so much!!

[ayemyatsoe]

I love the last method and will do. Thank you for your advice.

[ahmadi]

You are, without a shadow of a doubt. one of the best English teachers I have ever known.

[hvturhu]

Thanks a lot, you light up and give the energy/inspiration ! You're a teacher by nature and a very talented person!

[waltervega]

Thanks, your tips are very useful. Please, always say "BYE" at the end... I love it! Bless you!

[kalpanierajawickrama]

You always come up with new ideas to improve English in a practical manner. Thank you

[visionmedia]

You and your lecture twice are excellent. Thank you so much for teaching nice techniques in a decent way.