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How to "Think" in English

Dec 08, 2024
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When I began my journey towards English fluency, I was often so disappointed at myself because I could not "think" in English. But why? Even after watching a million videos on how to think in English, I still couldn't do it. I still can't 100% of the time. Why does it seem impossible to think in a language other than our own? Perhaps we should start by answering a fundamental question: What does it mean to think in English? 

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