July 23, 2025 • 9 mins
STOP Translating! Start Thinking in ENGLISH 🧠💬 How to Start thinking in English
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Speaker 1 (00:01):
Hello, everyone, Welcome to my channel once again. So this
video is going to be very interesting. Here we are
going to cover a topic which is how to start
thinking in English.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
I know there are so many learners.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
They are keep on trying to speak English, but they
are stuck while trying to speak because they are not
habitual of thinking in English. So thinking in English is
a very crucial part. You should think in English first
to construct your sentence because if you are taking so
(00:39):
much time for translating each and every sentence, so the
process is going very lengthy. Process is not going to
support you to speak fluently and effortlessly when you are
in the conversation and when you are talking to someone.
If you will keep on translating the sentences from your
mother tongue to English language, A'm making grammar, constructing a
(01:04):
sentence bi grammatically and thinking about it is correct or not.
So it will be very lengthy process and it will
be taken a lot of time, and you will realize
that you are not able to construct the sentences properly.
You are not able to speak fluently. So it is
very important you should start thinking in English. So here
(01:26):
is the question, comes you really want to start thinking
in English. But problem is that how to start thinking
in English? We want to start thinking in English, but
what are the steps we need to follow through which
we can start thinking in English. So there are few
(01:47):
steps in this video I'll be going to discuss that
can really help and make a good impact while learning
this language and help you to think in English. It
will be very beneficial. But always remember you will have
to be regular. You will have to be consistent no
(02:09):
matter what. So first of all, the first step that
is try to construct the sentences. First, I'm not saying
that while you are speaking only then you have to
be construct sentence in your mind and you have to
translate it and you have to speak. You have to
(02:30):
start practicing by making the sentences. While you are learning
grammar or you are learning justice sentences. You have to
just create sentences whatever you do, Like you are doing
your everyday's routine, you're following your routine, whatever work you do.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
First of all, you need to.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
Be start making sentences about it instead of thinking that thing.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
Whatever you are doing, start thinking in English.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
So first of all, if you're cooking, so what you
are going to cook today? You have to think in
the mind. Okay, Today is a Sunday. I don't have
to cook, I don't have to make a defense for child.
And if you're a housewife, you can create such kind
of sentences. So today I will be cook, summer rise
(03:19):
and all that. Whatever you The main purpose is that
you have to be creating sentences because more you create
the sentences, more it will become comfortable to you. Be
comfortable to you to speaking this language. So as much
as you involve yourself with this language, this becomes easier
(03:42):
for you.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
And this is the way you can think in English.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Try to create sentences about whatever you're doing currently, what
is going on in your mind? What is your daily
task you have to complete? What are the things you
have to do? Like you are a student and so
you have you must have to be complete or some tasks.
You have to cover this much of the chapters today
(04:07):
you have to be study for how many hours? Whatever
it is, try to be make sentences about it. Try
with a small sentences. Later on you can be trying
to be constructed on a big sentences. So first of us,
start creating sentences in your mind. Whatever you are doing.
(04:31):
While you create sentences, it will be save your time
from translating while you actually have a conversation with someone,
you actually have to talk with someone. It will be
save your time, It will become more familiar.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
To you these sentences, these words.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
So creating sentences can immensely help you, so please do it.
The second thing is that is you have to start
reinforcing the vocabulary. What I mean to say this, Start
to be learning vocabulary about the things around you, whatever
(05:11):
the things that you see. Start to know about the whatever.
The vocabulary can be used for that instead of a
mother tongue in the English, what is called. Like you
are in the kitchen, what the things you see in
the kitchen? You can start to be talking those tough names,
learn those tough's name into English, and start to be
(05:34):
whatever the objects around you. Start to be finding their
vocabulary instead of speaking about those stuff. Instead of saying
I'm going to cook this and that, whatever you say,
you start to be calling their names in English.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Whatever the object it is.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Instead of saying punkind all that, you should say it's
a fan.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
It's a door.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Start to be reinforcedeing the vocabulary in your daily life.
Speaker 2 (06:02):
It will really really help you.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
And the third step that you can follow is start
upgrading your levels, start to emerge yourself.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
With this language, not only with this language.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
But also whatever your interest in. What kind of content
you watch, start to gaining knowledge, start to watching the
content in that in this particular language. This will gonna
immensely help you. It will play a very significant role
in your English learning journey. If you like any show,
so instead of watching in your Hindi and other language,
(06:41):
start to be watching the show and any podcast in English.
That automatically help you to think in English. That will
very much going to help yourself, to boost your confidence
and help you to thinking in English very much easily, effortlessly.
Speaker 2 (07:01):
I would say. And in the last I want to say, please.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Do practice regularly because more you practice, more it becomes
easier to you. More it becomes comfortable to you. More
you listen, more you learn, and more you speak. More
you think in this language. Keep yourself thinking in this
because while you are talking to some other person, you
(07:26):
can hold on a conversation. You are talking to a person.
It will be for some time limit, but you have
your own brain. You have to think at any of
the moment whatever you are doing. You are at your field,
you're at working you're going to your college, whatever work
you are doing, you always have yourself within you.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
You always have your.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Brain, and there is no fear of judgment. Nobody is
going to judge you. While you are thinking in your mind.
You start thinking as much as you will think, as
much as you will try to think in English, the
time you will speak. It will become so easier for you.
So everybody makes mistake, don't be feel embarrassment, don't feel.
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Bad about it.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Please keep work, keep working on yourself, and these are
the steps are going to help you. These are going
to help you actually if you do it regularly and
every day, encourage yourself every single day. Every day is
not the same. You will have to show up to
some days, so please be consistent. So here we comes
(08:42):
to end of the video. If you like the enny
of the tape and any suggestion, you can connect me
below and thank you so much for watching. For more tapes,
you can subscribe and like and say it to my channel,
thank you so much for watching. See you in next video.
Hello, everyone, Welcome to my channel once again. So this
video is going to be very interesting. Here we are
going to cover a topic which is how to start
thinking in English.
Speaker 2 (00:14):
I know there are so many learners.
Speaker 1 (00:17):
They are keep on trying to speak English, but they
are stuck while trying to speak because they are not
habitual of thinking in English. So thinking in English is
a very crucial part. You should think in English first
to construct your sentence because if you are taking so
(00:39):
much time for translating each and every sentence, so the
process is going very lengthy. Process is not going to
support you to speak fluently and effortlessly when you are
in the conversation and when you are talking to someone.
If you will keep on translating the sentences from your
mother tongue to English language, A'm making grammar, constructing a
(01:04):
sentence bi grammatically and thinking about it is correct or not.
So it will be very lengthy process and it will
be taken a lot of time, and you will realize
that you are not able to construct the sentences properly.
You are not able to speak fluently. So it is
very important you should start thinking in English. So here
(01:26):
is the question, comes you really want to start thinking
in English. But problem is that how to start thinking
in English? We want to start thinking in English, but
what are the steps we need to follow through which
we can start thinking in English. So there are few
(01:47):
steps in this video I'll be going to discuss that
can really help and make a good impact while learning
this language and help you to think in English. It
will be very beneficial. But always remember you will have
to be regular. You will have to be consistent no
(02:09):
matter what. So first of all, the first step that
is try to construct the sentences. First, I'm not saying
that while you are speaking only then you have to
be construct sentence in your mind and you have to
translate it and you have to speak. You have to
(02:30):
start practicing by making the sentences. While you are learning
grammar or you are learning justice sentences. You have to
just create sentences whatever you do, Like you are doing
your everyday's routine, you're following your routine, whatever work you do.
Speaker 2 (02:47):
First of all, you need to.
Speaker 1 (02:49):
Be start making sentences about it instead of thinking that thing.
Speaker 2 (02:53):
Whatever you are doing, start thinking in English.
Speaker 1 (02:58):
So first of all, if you're cooking, so what you
are going to cook today? You have to think in
the mind. Okay, Today is a Sunday. I don't have
to cook, I don't have to make a defense for child.
And if you're a housewife, you can create such kind
of sentences. So today I will be cook, summer rise
(03:19):
and all that. Whatever you The main purpose is that
you have to be creating sentences because more you create
the sentences, more it will become comfortable to you. Be
comfortable to you to speaking this language. So as much
as you involve yourself with this language, this becomes easier
(03:42):
for you.
Speaker 2 (03:43):
And this is the way you can think in English.
Speaker 1 (03:46):
Try to create sentences about whatever you're doing currently, what
is going on in your mind? What is your daily
task you have to complete? What are the things you
have to do? Like you are a student and so
you have you must have to be complete or some tasks.
You have to cover this much of the chapters today
(04:07):
you have to be study for how many hours? Whatever
it is, try to be make sentences about it. Try
with a small sentences. Later on you can be trying
to be constructed on a big sentences. So first of us,
start creating sentences in your mind. Whatever you are doing.
(04:31):
While you create sentences, it will be save your time
from translating while you actually have a conversation with someone,
you actually have to talk with someone. It will be
save your time, It will become more familiar.
Speaker 2 (04:45):
To you these sentences, these words.
Speaker 1 (04:48):
So creating sentences can immensely help you, so please do it.
The second thing is that is you have to start
reinforcing the vocabulary. What I mean to say this, Start
to be learning vocabulary about the things around you, whatever
(05:11):
the things that you see. Start to know about the whatever.
The vocabulary can be used for that instead of a
mother tongue in the English, what is called. Like you
are in the kitchen, what the things you see in
the kitchen? You can start to be talking those tough names,
learn those tough's name into English, and start to be
(05:34):
whatever the objects around you. Start to be finding their
vocabulary instead of speaking about those stuff. Instead of saying
I'm going to cook this and that, whatever you say,
you start to be calling their names in English.
Speaker 2 (05:50):
Whatever the object it is.
Speaker 1 (05:51):
Instead of saying punkind all that, you should say it's
a fan.
Speaker 2 (05:56):
It's a door.
Speaker 1 (05:58):
Start to be reinforcedeing the vocabulary in your daily life.
Speaker 2 (06:02):
It will really really help you.
Speaker 1 (06:07):
And the third step that you can follow is start
upgrading your levels, start to emerge yourself.
Speaker 2 (06:15):
With this language, not only with this language.
Speaker 1 (06:18):
But also whatever your interest in. What kind of content
you watch, start to gaining knowledge, start to watching the
content in that in this particular language. This will gonna
immensely help you. It will play a very significant role
in your English learning journey. If you like any show,
so instead of watching in your Hindi and other language,
(06:41):
start to be watching the show and any podcast in English.
That automatically help you to think in English. That will
very much going to help yourself, to boost your confidence
and help you to thinking in English very much easily, effortlessly.
Speaker 2 (07:01):
I would say. And in the last I want to say, please.
Speaker 1 (07:05):
Do practice regularly because more you practice, more it becomes
easier to you. More it becomes comfortable to you. More
you listen, more you learn, and more you speak. More
you think in this language. Keep yourself thinking in this
because while you are talking to some other person, you
(07:26):
can hold on a conversation. You are talking to a person.
It will be for some time limit, but you have
your own brain. You have to think at any of
the moment whatever you are doing. You are at your field,
you're at working you're going to your college, whatever work
you are doing, you always have yourself within you.
Speaker 2 (07:46):
You always have your.
Speaker 1 (07:48):
Brain, and there is no fear of judgment. Nobody is
going to judge you. While you are thinking in your mind.
You start thinking as much as you will think, as
much as you will try to think in English, the
time you will speak. It will become so easier for you.
So everybody makes mistake, don't be feel embarrassment, don't feel.
Speaker 2 (08:14):
Bad about it.
Speaker 1 (08:15):
Please keep work, keep working on yourself, and these are
the steps are going to help you. These are going
to help you actually if you do it regularly and
every day, encourage yourself every single day. Every day is
not the same. You will have to show up to
some days, so please be consistent. So here we comes
(08:42):
to end of the video. If you like the enny
of the tape and any suggestion, you can connect me
below and thank you so much for watching. For more tapes,
you can subscribe and like and say it to my channel,
thank you so much for watching. See you in next video.
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