🔥 How to Think in English and Stop Translating in Your Head (4 Ways!)

If you translate from your language in your head when you're speaking English, you will lack fluency and make lots of mistakes. Follow these four steps and you will start speaking English more fluently, more confidently, and without translating fro your own language.

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► LESSON CHAPTERS:
00:00 How to think in English
00:38 Care less about making mistakes
2:50 Focus only on what you know
5:13 Never stop listening and copying
6:46 Learn chunks

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[EnglishWithGreg]

Hop you enjoyed the lesson!! 😀 Do YOU translate from your language in your head when you're speaking English? Let me know in the comments ⤵️

[dphandle_]

Totally agree!! To me the main key is don't be ashamed of making mistakes, we're just learning, so let's enjoy it!

[anastastsankov]

You know it's abysmal when people stress TOO much on grammar while most native English speakers don't even see grammar errs as such a big deal. For example - you come across the sentence '' I lived in Germany for one year and a half.'' then you start wondering why that sentence doesn't include the present perfect time tense. You feel like everything you have known so far was wrong, that your basis is absolutely incorrect. I have always been apprehensive ( more fretful lately), because of the times I was wrong when translating something from my language to English, hence that made me believe my speech was tremendously inarticulate. However, good job again!

[hanneloreotto]

Hi Greg, yesterday I found your channel. It's exactly what I've been looking for... I can really understand every single word, your explanations and pronunciation are very distinct and clear. Very helpful in my efforts to improve my English and quit translating from German in my head.
Thanks for the good job you do!

[LH-uwqv]

Hola Greg. Eres un excelente profesor y me encanta el acento británico, es como una melodía. Saludos desde Santa Fe, Argentina.

[robertamassimi]

Great advice Greg, I used to think in Italian before saying something in English but now I don't do it anymore. Can I tell you one thing, I like your sound and pronunciation it is very clear and straight to the point. Bye-bye for now 😀😀😀

[Dragonbjorn]

I translate from Italian to English in my head everytime I have to speak with someone, and now I'm very happy to have found this channel (thanks to my girlfriend's sister). I understand that I'm not the only one that to this and I don't care if I'm going to commit mistakes in the future. I'll improve it, step by step. Thank you! ♥

[stephaneatlan]

Hello! i'm french and english teacher and I learn from u each time I see your video; thanks!

[nnelly]

Thank you so much teacher Greg, it's amazing how we can describe the main features of something when we don't know the word. And I couldn't agree more with you Greg, we shouldn't worry too much about making mistakes, it's ok because we're learning a new language and also as you said Greg, we should use the words that we already know. And learn some common homonyms could be useful although the context will probably help us undertand the meaning of the words. Many thanks teacher Greg, the best teacher!😊

[misskate]

Mr Greg is not only a good teacher, but also a great psychologist.
💙💛✊🏻🤩👍🏻👍🏻 Have a great day!

[vinethmakusalni]

You are the best English teacher in Youtube who I learned. Thank you so much teacher...

[neonecronomicon]

Thank you, Greg. Lovely expression and a way structured approach. I enjoyed watching! Like!

Greg please explain me why I understand you 101% but when I gonna watch a movie I reach only 50% or less... thanks and congrats for your perfect manner of teach us, it s awesome!

[xeickef]

Hi, Greg! You are great!!! I teach English, so I don't translate from my native language into English. But I actually didn't know how to explain it to my students properly) And to help them not to feel frustrated when they speak English in the beginning of their education. Now I know, thanks to you! It is really so easy! Thank you for ALL your videos, they are impressive!) I really enjoy listening to you and getting much useful information!

[thechinotv]

Thanks a lot¡¡¡¡ I speak, write and read 5 languages, but the truth is I don't do it perfect, I started learning English at the age of twelve but I've never had a teacher so clear as you..., one of the problems is that I had some teachers who were from South America and there we have another mouth position to speak, I AM EIGHTY-FIVE YEARS OLD... And I say THANK YOU VERY MUCH...

[elsarm]

I have been learning English since I am 6 years old. I have published scientific articles on American governmental sites and written a PhD thesis in English.
I am trying my best to speak as a native speaker, and I am always frustrated each time there is a word that I don’t know, especially in the News.
The English dictionary just never ends.. 💙

[juancarloscanacastillo]

i m so happy to hear you how we can thinking in english even we have mistakes.

[gabisolis]

I always translate in my head when I want to say something. You have absolutly right. People worried that they make mistakes, but the most important is goal in communications, not grammar or words which I use. I like your film, so I stay here for a longer time.

[carmentapoi]

Super explanation Greg!! You just read my mind, I came US 6 years ago, and I started to learn English exactly translating word by word, it was frustrating and unproductive.
You have so much right, we need to focus at the expression, to repeat them and use them, and the idioms are most of them different from your native language to English!!
It is nice to listen your lessons, thank you for your amazing work!!
Appreciate it much!
Carmen from Romania.

[OutdoorFreedomDk]

Singing, in choir, is a great way to learn languages. Simple, and also "children" lyric in difficult languages..