Are you relying too much on translating in your head before speaking English? Translation dependence makes conversations feel unnatural and awkward, slowing down your ability to think on your feet. The longer you translate, the harder it is to speak fluently. Now is the time to address this and gain real confidence in English. Through structured practice, you can break free from translation traps and speak the kind of English professionals use daily. It’s not about memorizing; it’s about mastering real-world language. Let’s chat! My Calendly link is in the comments below. 🔗 #creativity #innovation #business #strategy #LetsMasterEnglish
Hank Eder
3mo
Sometimes the translations don't work. Many years ago, a Cuban coworker came in late and told us his mother was intoxicated. We suggested AA. He had no idea what we were talking about. Turns out his mother had food poisoning. Intoxicated made sense to him, but not to us.
Adrian Betts
3mo
there's a few sentences I can say in other languages I had to know the sentence flow upfront in order for the training to stick
Kirsten Jacobsen
3mo
Shane Peterson overthinking and working out a conversation in any language in your head can end up sounding unnatural.
Rob Fenstermaker
3mo
Shane Peterson, this is some great insight into how mastery of a language is a game changer.
Keith Anderson
3mo
Totally. This can be a hard one for most.
Alissa Bickar
3mo
Practice makes perfect! and the more you do it, the less it becomes work and more fun you get to have communicating!
Loren Saubel
3mo
You're spot on, and practicing English by thinking directly in English, rather than translating, can really speed up your speaking skills.
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