Stop translating in your head & think directly in English

Stop translating in your head and speak fluent, natural English without hesitations.

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[ChristinaRebuffet]

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[achrafdjerbib]

Hello! In the end of my day, before I go to sleep, I write a summary of the things that happened to me. I have built this habit and the greatest thing is that I can see that I am making progress day after day.

[ampmat]

I've been studying English for the last five years. I admit that in the beginning was harder to not translate before speaking, but as time grew on I felt more confident, so I stopped translating. I try to immerse myself in English as much as I can by watching YouTube videos, reading, listening to music, and so on. I still keep in touch with native speakers through the Internet, which has really helped me a lot.

[siendofranciscojavier]

Is funny, i talk to my self a lot but when i am at front of someone my brain goes crazy.

[bardog]

I like to listen to music, watch vídeos and movies with subtitles and speak with other people, it does not matter if I was wrong, I learn from my mistakes, and the most important thing is to try to speak it every day at all hours ... Thanks Christina!!!

[tatinhafmartins]

I'm Brazilian and I could understand everything you said without reading the subtitles. I'm so glad! 😁

[zuzanatimkova]

I am Slovak and I am glad I can listen to Christina, who I understand very well because she speaks slowly, simply and to the point. Thanks very much for the videos.

[franciscolobato]

I'm 13 years old and it's been 2 years or so I've started studying english harder. Before that I would go to an english course and only practise twice a week. But now my english has improved so much and I'm so addicted into learning english that I wish I hadn't had to read books in portuguese, my native language, anyomore. I'd like to find an english partner to practice, rather a native speaker but if you'd like to train english with me, I'll be happy, but I don't know how can I find some way to talk to you.

[sidiqmahmood]

One of the most problems we have in listening is that we learn the formal English language while the native speakers in daily conversations use the colloquial English

[mollietai]

1) use English only dictionary
2) think in English to yourself
3) speak/talk to yourself out loud in English

[ceciliamata]

Romain is the perfect partner for your videos, he's so funny and he gets to the point: acting as your student, hahaha! Congrats to both of you. Enjoy your videos soooo much!

[jonathanlepetit]

Hello, i'm a french guy and fortunately during the summer i have english neibours for approximatively one month, and they are really nice people, they help me to improve my english. So thank's to them and thank you Christina for your marvellous videos!

[suha]

Actually i graduated from high school and i had no idea about English, then I decide to learn english by my self and watching the tutorial video in Youtube, and watching movies and series .. step by step and now my language its very good .. and i am looking forward to reach to perfection

[eddyrdz]

me: its kinda weird if i speak alone???
me: no, thats normal
me: you are right

[josephramos]

Actually i'm learning english for almost a year now. And gradually learning all about english language. I read only english books it doesn't matter what the topic or title i just keen to it. Furthermore i read articles, watch english movies, personal vlogs, and i take down notes of some complex words that i just encounter for the first time and trying to find the meaning in the dictionary.😋😅as of now i've still striving to be fluent, and i believe that the time will come i find myself speaking english language effortless and natural.

[INDALSINGH]

Here is indal, I read news paper in English and practice one of my friend and litining all this things I do everyday. Recently I started to learning English and having completed my study than I'll go out of India for doing job that's why I wanna be fluent in English and and speak like a native .
Thanks for making this video !
Your accent is osm !

[selengetushig]

Hello, I’m from Mongolian. This video is very very inspiring me. Because, I understanding it easily and that was my big problem, I always translating in my head. And now i known how i learn in English. Thank you Christina. Plus, you are very2 funny, i like it

[keirk]

Hey there, thank you for the lesson, I'm learning English right now, and in order to train my English muscle, as Christina said, I'm speaking out loud in the same time as the voice in the video, in this case Christina, by reading the subtitles in the video, I hope this tip can be helpful

[ChristinaRebuffet]

It's impossible for me to respond to every comment personally, but I read ALL of them and am eternally grateful for your love and support!
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[dragnoir]

Hi Christina, I just discovered your channel on YouTube and I like it. I hope to improve my English muscle with your videos in additional of my company training. Thanks for your good job!