Translating in Your Head is a Good Thing
Many language learners worry about translating in their heads.
And since many people agonize about it – experts rush to prescribe all kinds of methods
Many language learners worry about translating in their heads.
And since many people agonize about it – experts rush to prescribe all kinds of methods
As you might know:
When it comes to learning a new language, I’m not a fan of conversing from the get-go.
I think it’s a
“Dead” time…
An often used phrase that describes the time you have but don’t use:
Commuting to work, waiting in line, looking at stupid images
You probably recognize the following scenario:
You’re in an important conversation in your target language. Then suddenly, your vocabulary seems to shrink to: Yes, No
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