THINK in Spanish & STOP Translating ❌ (How to Think in Spanish) 🤔

Having trouble to THINK in Spanish? Learn How to Think in Spanish and stop translating once and for all.

Watch María explain in a cute way how you can learn this curious mindset to suddenly THINK in Spanish and STOP translating. With a bit of help, you can also improve your understanding of Spanish and expand your vocabulary.

Which one is your favorite method to learn Spanish? Tell us in the comments!

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[Jeremylouallen]

Im currently watching a movie in Spanish but no subtitles. Im just really trying to expose myself to it, mainly to be able to understand what's being said. The native speaking is fast but the more vocabulary i learn, i do find myself gradually hearing words im familiar with. Ive heard a lot recently about comprehensive input, so im personally trying to apply that method as well, listening to audio and reading articles also.

[tonis-g]

I truly believe that in order to stop thinking in (English) we have to listen to a LOT and MORE, then a LOT MORE Spanish. If we try writing a short paragraph and reading it to our dogs, we will use our native phrasing and look up words to make Spanish equivalents. We can not create a new language from our own languages. We’ll just end up repeating “estoy hambre” in the mirror, then wondering why no one understands us.

[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.

[BLUSHFOR]

This is the most practical video I’ve seen. I like how you gave tips we can actually use❤

[GoodEnoughSpanish]

Great message. Trying to dissect the Spanish language too much will drive you friggin CrAzY! Just let it go and your brain will naturally start to flow. It may not happen overnight, but it will happen -if you just get out of your own way.

Remember: A mind is a terrible thing to waste, but it is also a terrible thing to pace.

[enderrabit]

I tried talking to my dog... She just looked at me like "What are you doing" and went back to sleep xD

[xjesusxchristx]

"Listen to music you enjoy"
me, into extreme metal...
😭

[johnhooper]

Great video. There were some hacks that I forgot now I am putting to my studying

[dercast_]

Muchas gracias por los consejos me han ayudado mucho, Soy de El Salvador, estoy aprendiendo ingles y esto me ha ayudado mucho.

[virginialeejones]

Subscribed! You're a great teacher!

[Joseph-wgkd]

Great tips and advice.
I have long way to go, and hope this video will help to shorten my road a little.
Love your channel 💕
Thanks for your teaching 🙏

[PatriceIci]

Tengo hambre (Spanish), Ich habe hunger (German) both mean I have hunger. The sooner you realise that different languages have different sentence structures, the better.

[LabRat]

Like many languages, Spanish is PACKED with phrases and shortcuts.

[aharris]

If martin was in Spanish i think I'll learn fast

[katemmoon]

I play with rhymes and make poems. Great video

[GamesCooky]

I've noticed sometimes myself that when i try to translate a word. It doesn't always make me any wiser.
For example. I was talking to a native spanish speaker on Tinder (believe it or not), and then she said this line: "Yo extraño la rutina del trabajo".
I didn't know what "extraño" meant in this case. Google translate just tells you it means "strange" (which didn't help me understand).
She then clarified that "extraño" can be used to say that you miss something. In this case, she misses her job.

[henryhart]

Gracias por este video. Voy a tratar de aprender español con fluidez antes que yo me graduo en la escuela

[Tomangel]

Gracias por ese clase desde nueva york

[mohammedazeezshaik]

Hai .. I'm fan big of you.. I am despret to learn Spanish from years but don't where to begin.. dont know why when ever I hear Spanish.. my mind drive me crazy.. can you help me to learn Spanish from being to advance .. thanks

[paulfaulkner]

Estos fueron buenos consejos. Mi nivel es(tá) B2 fuerte pero necesito tomar el peso de pensar en español. Siempre, siempre, siempre pienso en inglés antes de traduzca al español - yo sé que debo abandonar la acción de pensar primera en inglés. Tengo miedo que vaya a cometer muchos más errores que suelo hacer.