How I Stopped Translating in My Head and Started to THINK in English

Learn the secret of how to stop translating in your head, and how to start thinking in English TODAY!
👇 𝗚𝗲𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗥𝗲𝗮𝗹𝗟𝗶𝗳𝗲 𝗘𝗻𝗴𝗹𝗶𝘀𝗵 𝗔𝗽𝗽!

CHAPTERS
0:00 This is what you will learn today
0:35 Little game!
3:02 The relationship between Thinking and Improvising
7:20 Try thinking in English deliberately
11:10 Making it fun, natural, convenient
14:00 Embracing uncertainty
16:28 Check this out
18:25 Language is inseparable from culture
21:31 Be okay with speaking like a child
25:29 Key takeaways
27:19 Will Smith's skydiving experience
30:45 I'm Diggin' This!

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Will Smith's Skydiving Experience

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[bikeflixphtv]

I read a book that really helps me, now I know the secret how to learn to speak english quickly. The only thing that keeps us to still not learn to speak english is our mind. If you afraid to speak english because you think you will commit mistake, then sorry you will never learn to speak english. Trying to speak english doesn't mean to be perfect just like we learned in school. But speaking in english is to communicate, don't be afraid to make an error. Speak in english forget the "one correct answer" rule that school taught us, your study to communicate and not to impress your teacher. Your not in school anymore, use what ever you learned in reality. Just like me i never afraid if i have mistake in my sentences, im not native english speaker. So what im afraid? Im just a learner, means its natural to have a mistake. Just speak again and again in english, THE FACT IS.. IT IS BETTER TO TRY AND TRY AND MISTAKE AND TRY AGAIN... THAN NOTHING. So you know the answer why you didn't learn or progress, because of the wrong mindset. Be always positive, don't think of any bad things. Your focus is to learn. ❤

[jDelestal]

I undertstood the 90 % of the conversation. I am proud of me . Thanks guys you're amazing

[Hillary_Lopes]

I’m just 14 years old and I am also an English speaker and I learned that by myself.
I’m from Angola and here it’s pretty hard to find a child like me who speaks English because in my country we only speak Portuguese
I appreciate so much your videos
You inspire me so much 🎉❤

[abdirisaqfarah]

I am Qadar, i live in Somalia, and i learn English in hard ways i am struggling and suffering and i never give up whith steps to be learn in english, so i give you advice every one who want to learn in english is read books and listening videos and paractice very well this, there is no learning with foreign language with out consistency, consistency is very to important on to improve learning english, so work hard to learn in english, because the world is going fast, TRAVELLING in other country is very important to talk in english is very. So work hard get discipline and enjoy the suffering and struggling
That is my advice.💬

[msehnvp]

Do you ever feel that when you speak English everyday day and you skill increasing significantly but then when you stop speaking at least for couple month your English going down immediately?

[bryankarsh]

I’m native English speaking. But I am struggling with similar issues in speaking French. This video helps a lot to language learners in general!

[zeroseven]

Hello, I am currently learning English as a second language, and I find your channel incredibly useful to me. Thank you in advance!

[Developerchik]

I started learning English 2 years ago, but I’ve been speaking English since January of this year. This is really interesting, especially as 4 language after Turkic languages and Slavic languages

[shumito]

My weird strategy, when you are speaking imagine a white, big and extremely clean ball. Your mind will not translate, because you have that image in your mind

[GTsang]

You take learning an instrument as an example. It is true that if you want to play an instrument better, you need time to practise. It can apply to learn a new language. The process may be frustrated but if you can overcome all difficulties, you can succeed. Thanks for you video.

[ihqycll]

Thinking in English is little hard but not impossible

[ejan]

Helps me a lot! Will try 3 points on not relying translation in brain. Also good question debates in the end!

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I am ibraheem, syria, and i appreciate your efforts, you are amazing team, go on guys, we need your experience to continue💜

[christopherburnett]

I am a native English speaker, living in the US, but I am learning the Persian language. Farsi, to be specific. In my language adventure, I am finding that my searches for how to become more fluent in a language I am acquiring has brought me videos for people who are learning English. Since language is language, and I am struggling with the issue of translating in my head, I decided to watch this video.

Thank you so much for this! I will try to apply your methods to my practice of learning Persian! I subscribed instantly when I saw you playing guitar! I also play guitar and I've been comparing the process of learning a musical instrument to learning a language as well! One thing that I noticed is that I struggled to improve much with guitar as long as I kept thinking of myself as "learning to play". I started to play along with other musicians and felt overwhelmed by it, much like practicing to speak with people in my target language.

Once I changed my perspective to "I play guitar. I may not be great at it yet, but I am a guitarist" everything changed in my playing. That is where I am in my Persian... Wanting to stop thinking that I am "learning" Persian and just say "I speak Persian and I will continue to improve". Best wishes to you!

[lanhnt]

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[joaogabrieldelima]

thanks teatcher Thiago, you are helping me so much with your videos! I understand your history in this video, and i'm so happy and proud with me.

[rubensamaral]

This is amazing! I start my learning alone have five months, and I'm so very happy today, because i understand 80 percent from these things that you speaking. I never did have English into my old school. Thanks so much, i'm Brasil.

[tranphunguyen]

I purchased the fluent with Friends course two years ago, started learning continuously for 10 months and stopped when there's still 4 episodes to go, even though my English comprehension increased drastically, before the course I couldn't hear a thing when you guys speaking. But now I could understand ~95% of what you're saying. That's really amazing, isn't it? Thanks for the course and all the clips you guys've made!

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I'm also learning english as a second language and I always observe your videos and I listen to your podcast, I think, The videos that you make are very useful to english learner!