Do this to create a SECOND BRAIN in a foreign language and STOP translating

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0:00 Don't rely on translations
3:31 Improve your writing with QuillBot
4:33 Memorize new words in context
6:33 Develop your secondary linguistic personality
9:00 Use AI to your advantage
11:00 Practice makes comfort

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[pickedupapencil]

She's spot on.

Everything is about attaching the word to thoughts so it goes from thoughts to your target language and out, and not from thoughts to your native language, then match the word to other word in your target language, and out.

The difference in processing power you need is staggering.

[wevertonantunes]

I remember when I started to watch your videos, I didn't understand anything, and now I can understand you clearly, I'm so proud of myself. Thanks for your videos. God bless you.

[MrHelloenglish]

Everything is going well
It's simple
More listening
More understanding
Immersion yourself in inveromint
And believe in yourself
For sure you will succeed and achieve that.
Finally no translation in your mind 😀

[JFR-hhqv]

So far spot on everything said, great job

[Mtcrafts]

Your are the only one that I have kept as a big part of my English learning goal . thanks you Veronika, you facilitate my life.

[n.hemavathi]

Thank you so much. Sometimes I translate my native language to English. This is a lesson helpful to me. It was a great tip for the memories technique. You already told us about words with pictures. I will do it.

[geroldsss]

Thanks for the very good tips Veronika 🤗 Especially point two is very helpful 👍🏻

[firestone]

Simply amazing, thank you so much for your tips I appreciate it ❤

[sabrinasabi]

I'm following your advice, tips to a T actually, hopefully, some day I'll be able to communicate my thoughts with the English speaking communities in the best way ever 😊

[massaahmed]

Veronica you are the most amazing girl I've ever seen you help me alot in learning English, I was little shy and can't speak with people even with my native language which is Arabic but your channel makes me more confident person and now I could communicate in English language with a native speaker thanks alot Veronica 🥰❤❤

[maryamshahid]

Helpful tips. I haven’t seen anyone else talking about these tips. A unique and effective approach to learning a language

[serenalopez]

Great video!! I'm definitely gonna use these helpful tips 😅

[Elkanah]

Hi Veronika, I love the way you say, "Comfortable." While you were speaking one interesting tip came to mind: When pronouncing new words or phrases, focus on the "Syllabic Voice, " a term I coined. It teaches the value of looking for the syllable that is stressed in the word. Thank you so much for this video.

[FrankKimono]

I learn whole sentences saying them aloud. 5 days - 300 repetitions per day at least. Later I don't need to translate. I know the meaning of words straight away like in my native language. And also I remember the meaning longer than by learning separate words. This method is called: chunking. It was a real game changer in my learning process and communication skills in English and other languages.😊

[abdulwaliarian]

I really appreciate your videos, dearest Verinika❤

[anlerden]

Thank you so much for your advices for English and foreign languages Dear Veronika.🥰😍🤗👍

[Christian-vebs]

Veronika gives the best advice and explains everything so clearly! Thank you <3

[lizzethmancilla]

I really needed this video, thank's

[tm__]

It's amazing! You have almost 900K and then 1M subs!!!

Thanks for your videos, they're great and help me a lot!