How To THINK In Spanish and Stop Translating In Your Head!!

How To THINK In Spanish and Stop Translating In Your Head!! In today's video I will cover 5 things that you can do to help you start thinking in Spanish and Stop translating in your head so that you can sound more like a Native and become fluent.

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[candice]

I thought I was trippin when I started dreaming in Spanish, lol.

[rimplepal]

Wearing Italia
Teaching spanish
Saying english
Hotel trivago

[omn]

Im secretly learning spanish so I can tell if my girls family is talking shit about me

[oluwakemitadese]

Just a few weeks ago I found myself actually listening to Spanish and understanding it without translating to English in my head. And when I read, I used to read the Spanish translated to English in my head but I just found myself reading in Spanish and understanding without having to put it into English. I don’t know how but it just happened and now I feel more comfortable listening to Spanish now

[Kenny-Ross]

Talking to yourself is one of the best techniques you can do to accelerate your way to fluency. I constantly did this when learning Spanish. And attaching meaning/images to words I was learning. And also learning words in context. We’re on the same page brother. This is the natural way of learning a language. Deliberate, strategic practice.

[mazenmagdy]

1.listen & read comprensible input
2.consciously force yourself to think in Spanish (start simple)
• example : how to say "work" in Spanish?
3.talk to yourself
4.use images to memorise words and learn in context

Thank you Rocky, Great tips
Saludos

[IanVanKretschmar]

When I'm back in Mexico with my wife's family, I find tequila helps--It breaks the translation machinery in your head and forces you to relax into the language you have already acquired. Needless to say, too much will have the opposite effect and you may just end up making an ass of yourself. Great post Rocky.

[poloprofits]

That’s why I like learning spanish through TV & movies, I’ve been watching “Nicky Jam” on Netflix writing down all the subtitles & studying each episode ! It’s been teaching me SO MUCH Puerto Rican slang & phrases that’s been helping me ALOT with understanding my Caribbean spanish friends

[bradmoegelin]

I stg this is no joke probably the most help and best tips I have gotten jn over 3 years of learning spanish.

[mithrilwitch]

thank you for this video. im a "no sabo" kid and im focusing on learning spanish so i can teach my future children. i want them to connect with their family (that do speak spanish) and with their culture 🤍 im super hard on myself when i dont learn things right away but your video made me realize it is a process and i should be patient and focused

[danikeebler]

I am fluent in ASL. I really enjoy practicing with the songs on radio. I am driving down the road, with my hands flying to music.
I am glad I am glad I am not the only one interviewing myself in other languages.

[khadajhin]

I can now understand Spanish sentences and conversation from videos I watch without reading subtitles. I just listen to it. Estoy aprendiendo de español durante aproximadamente dos mes. I have a lot to learn, but it's nice to feel and to know that I can now comprehend the language even though I'm studying all by myself.

[nalm]

So true! I had a few dreams in Spanish.

[TheJudeJane]

I did an interview with myself using a deep voice as the interviewer and a higher voice as the interviewee. I played it back and made a couple more. Played them back and was pretty pleased. Yes! Talk to yourself because it’s great practice. Ask yourself all kinds of questions and then answer, using the conjunctions and the prepositional phrases to link sentences together. You know, “fillers”. You will have an awesome time doing this exercise and when you do it daily, you can go practice with real natives in their places of business when you go to buy groceries or sports merch, or whatever! It’s fun!

[Neeper]

The night I dreamt in Spanish was a monumental moment. I was so stoked when I woke up. I knew I had finally levelled up.

[LadyChann]

my spanish learning journey has phases ... my strong point has always been reading and writing in Spanish, then speaking it then all of a sudden got better. Now i’m having to work a lot on my listening in spanish conversation . But then one day my friend from Honduras was voice noting me in only spanish and we do this every day now ... i understood almost everything he said .... and i was amazed and cudnt figure out how this was happening 🤯. i do need to brush up listening in convos with spanish speakers from all different countries tho, as i think i got used to my Honduran friends accent the most.

But it went from minimal in all mentioned aspects and then one day i realised i was just better at these things and my native spanish peers noticed and all mentioned this to me mi español es mejor ahora.

i had my first dream in Spanish a couple weeks ago. That was very strange to me ... Hasn’t happened since, but it’s funny you mentioned this as i didn’t think it meant a lot.


Thanks for your tips on this video . 😊👌🏾

[boogiehighroller]

I’m in the very beginning stages of learning Spanish. I have a tutor, using Duolingo, listening to music, listening to my Spanish co workers and your videos. I’m trying to think Spanish

[catlady]

I talk to myself and my cats all the time in Spanish ...haha...when I am doing that and come to a phrase or word I don't know, I will look it up and write it down.

[anabananatervo]

In my Spanish class, we just learn singular vocab words and conjugations. I have learned so much more by using phrases with my parents.

[KimmieJ]

I had my very first dream in Spanish two weeks ago. Tengo mi primera sueño en español hace dos semanas!