How to THINK in English: 4 Step Plan to Stop Translating and Get Fluent

When you are learning English, you want to be fluent.

You want to open your mouth and for beautiful English to come out. But sometimes you feel like you are just linking isolated vocabulary by translating words from your own language. When you translate everything from your first language, there are too many links, too many connections required.
This is what stops you from speaking fluently and makes your head hurt.

I’ve seen so many students struggling with this problem.

Follow these 4 steps to start thinking in English:

1. Say what you see
2. Form phrases
3. Develop complexity
4. Develop an internal monologue

Before you know it you'll be thinking, speaking and DREAMING in English.

00:00 Intro
00:41 Translation Process
02:49 Step 1 - Say what you see
03:12 Step 2 - Form phrases
03:34 Step 3 - Develop complexity
04:10 Internal voice
04:40 Step 4 - Develop an internal monologue

[kJarzyna]

Great advice. When done regularly, the effects come very soon.

[shieldstar]

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[vogditis]

A person needs an independent center of language, but defining what a second language means is too hard for me.
If a person learned this language in school, then the possibility of having this language in his mind is much bigger than without school.
Aging people without translation do not understand other languages and they can't create the center of the language.