Chatterbox

#Culips #Chatterbox
Everyone goes through the stage of language learning when they find themselves constantly translating their target language into their native one. When do people get past that stage and start to think in English? In this Chatterbox episode, Andrew and Jeremy share their best methods for surpassing this plateau.
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Expressions included in the study guide:
▪To know [something] all too well
▪A take
▪Magic solution
▪To bounce ideas off [someone]
▪Muscle memory
▪To trust the process
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[@landchennai8549]

I am came to know this podcast through cake english App. I like , Andrew's accent and his way of speech. Thank you so much Andrew for you effort.

[@Culips]

Thanks my friend! I appreciate the kind words :)

[@user-md6ml3gb3l]

I love that you guys do this for the ones that are struggling in the English language. One thing i would like to say about this tho cause its very interesting. As a person who is multilingual (speak several languages) I remember learning kiswahili in 2011 and tbh i feel like the whole translation occurance is going to happen until you actually understand the words on that language to a point you dont have to look for reference or look for a translation in your mother tongue.i hope you guys can understand this cluster lol.

[@tavan8360]

Your conversation is very clear, i understand everything, but when i am speaking with people in Canada i can't understand 😔

[@MrPlinio]

And now do you understand?

[@jeongin5]

Thank you It helps me a lot

[@Culips]

Glad it helped. Thanks :)

[@victorianodperez9349]

so, being able to think in English is A PHASE right? this is a good information because frequently I feel like quitting, stop my learning, but now I feel better "cloudy skies will clear up" . . . . thank you.

[@jiataolee6036]

great content！i like it a lot

[@qiupark1831]

I'm in the phase that every thing is fogy now. Hopefully I could get into the clear situation.

[@brocajustin3635]

Same with my situation, I do understand English language but I wont be able to speak quickly and fluently..

[@axax6494]

👍👍👍

[@ariannamoralespuentes4204]

👋👍🙏👏🤗💯

[@Culips]

Hahah! Thanks for studying English with us 🙏