Do you still translate word by word from Sinhala to English when you have a conversation in English?
Isn't it frustrating?
Have you ever tried thinking in English?
If you are struggling with not being able to think in English and still find it difficult to speak naturally and smoothly this video is for you😍
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thinking in English as a non-native speaker is a powerful tool for language acquisition and cultural integration. It opens doors to new opportunities and enriches your personal and professional life in countless ways.
Immerse Yourself: Surround yourself with English as much as possible. This includes reading English books, watching English movies or TV shows, listening to English music or podcasts, and engaging in conversations with English speakers.
Practice Regularly: Set aside dedicated time each day to think and practice in English. You can journal in English, think through daily tasks or activities in English, or even narrate your thoughts out loud in English.
Use Visual Aids: Associate English words with images or objects rather than translating them into your native language. This helps reinforce the connection between words and their meanings directly, without relying on translation.
Think in Scenarios: Imagine yourself in various situations and scenarios, and think about how you would express yourself in English. This could be anything from ordering food at a restaurant to giving a presentation at work.
Learn Vocabulary in Context: Instead of memorizing isolated words, learn new vocabulary in context. Pay attention to how words are used in sentences and try to incorporate them into your own thinking and speaking.
Practice Mindfulness: Be mindful of your thoughts throughout the day and consciously switch to English whenever possible. This might take some effort and practice at first, but over time, it will become more natural.
Challenge Yourself: Push yourself to think in English even when it feels difficult or unfamiliar. Don't be afraid to make mistakes - they are a natural part of the learning process.
Seek Feedback: If possible, find a language partner or tutor who can provide feedback on your English thinking and help correct any errors.
Remember, the key to thinking in English is consistent practice and exposure to the language. Over time, you'll find that thinking in English becomes more effortless and natural.