How to THINK in English | No More Translating in Your Head!
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- Learn how to think in English! You can stop translating in your head. This technique is powerful and you can use it anywhere. If you want to think in English, I’ll show you how to do it. This lesson shows you a technique that makes thinking in English more and more comfortable!
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00:00 Introduction
00:21 Flashcard training instruction
00:49 1st photo
01:35 10 seconds to name adjectives
02:17 10 seconds for verbs
02:32 Rachel's answers
03:38 Next photo
04:27 10 seconds for verbs
04:40 Rachel's answers
04:56 10 seconds to name adjectives
05:11 Rachel's answers
06:29 Next photo
07:14 10 seconds for verbs
07:33 Rachel's answers
08:16 10 seconds to name adjectives
08:31 Rachel's answers
09:24 Penultimate one
10:46 10 seconds to name adjectives
11:05 10 seconds for verbs
11:18 Rachel's answers
13:02 last photo
13:45 10 seconds for verbs
13:58 Rachel's answers
14:11 10 seconds to name adjectives
14:25 Rachel's answers
15:36 10 seconds to describe your environment
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Improve your American Accent / spoken English at Rachel's English with video-based lessons and exercises. Rachel uses real life English conversation as the basis for teaching how to speak English and how to sound American -- improve listening comprehension skills. Study English vocabulary and English phrases such as phrasal verbs, as well as common expressions in English. Learn American idioms and American slang.
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Want to THINK in English?
Sick of translating in your head?
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Good morning, Rachel 😎
I never did this. Never translated in my mind, I soon realized it was ineffective. I'm a good listener and this helped a lot. I guess that listening to my favourite songs also was helpful.
My daughter does the same, and it's funny because she learned by herself.
(Of course, your voice is very clear and your accent is very easy to understand ❤)
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Hello rachel ma'am How are you?? This trick I'm using from my childhood and same trick you using its Great 😊
Thanks to some people on UA-cam who have been teaching people to learn English. Their merits are immeasurable.
Thanks for sharing @user-nj3lb9nf2i!
You are the best English teacher on UA-cam ❤
I appreciate it @Mohamed-Hassanin!
And the prettiest😊
I agree with you!
+1
You deserve a slap on the back for the effort you made to give us a clear and concise insight about everyday use of English
For the last photo, here is what i know :
Hacksaw, diagonal pliers , socket wrench, mallet, hummer, crowbar, joint filler, set-square, toolbox
Thank you so much Mohammed for all the appreciation! Keep learning.
That's my favorite video lesson format. I really love how this simple exercise tune your brain into English and also expand everyday vocabulary. Thanks a lot Rachel. I hope you will be keep doing this format in the future. U are amazing teacher.
Thank you @user-mk9lm9co6k!
This is one of my favorite segments of Rachel's English. I learn different words. It's a great source for nouns and verbs. Thank you, Rachel.
You're very welcome @englishforever!
This is an amazing and useful lesson. You're such a great teacher Rachel !!!!😊
I appreciate it @user-xx7wu3qr9f!
My most favourite teacher Rachel! Watching you after a long time. Much love.
Thank you Rachel! It is a graet pleasure to watch your vedio during the gap time in my reserach.
You never cease to amaze us, Rachel, with your great content!! YOU ARE ONE OF A KIND!
You're so welcome @zzt5282!
Thank you Rachel for this another video on Thinking in English.
My pleasure @GopalSharma-jc2jp!
Thank you, Rachel! Very useful! I liked the lesson!
Thanks @sergeipetrov5572!
Useful Video! Thank you Rachel
You're welcome @berchu4577!
Great my Rachel you should have that kind of lesson more often
Exellent lesson lady teacher
Awesome! I'm gonna be always here, learning and improving my english conversation. Gratitude, Rachel⚘
Perfect!
@@rachelsenglish Remembering that I am self-taught, almost reaching, humbly, the Advanced Level. Too bad I can't participate in your Course, in my opinion, the only one that allows the student to obtain fluency in the English language. I am living proof of that! This is the reason for my enormous gratitude to you, Rachel. Thank you very, very much.
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I appreciate it @Nofear27!
Good job, Rachel. It's brilliant 👍
Thanks @andreypozhidaevRussiaMoscow!
I like this segments! Thank you, R.
You're welcome @ycyang5140!
Excellent Class & Video & Teacher !!! Thank You so much
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Thank you Rachel. It was so helpful❤
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Thank You For Your Lecture
You're most welcome Quân!
I enjoyed watching the video because was so useful for me to keep on learning new vocabulary in English, even though I didn't know most of those words. It was certainly hard but the key is to enjoy the learning process and that's what I always do whenever I come across many strange things such as a very technical vocabulary. This engaging lesson will help me to build up my vocabulary skills. Thanks so much, Rachel. You're one of the best online English teachers I've ever seen 🌹💜.
You're very welcome and thanks for sharing @ernestorevollar3632!
Rachel, you are best of the best!
Thanks a lot @erkenvaleyev1733!
I would like to have more content like this one so we can enhance our vocabulary ❤❤ love it, thanks for sharing Rachel
You're welcome @reda4135!
Rachel, you are simply the best, the best of the best 💖
Thanks a lot @vythai4181!
Thank you for the great tips.
You're so welcome @kiyokita-qj8ou!
Thanks Rachel, love it.❤
Thanks for watching @rosewang4372!
Hello Rachel ! I loved your ¨describe your enviroment¨ good exercise, congratulations !
Thanks @antoniocarlosbelinassi1129!
You will still my teacher all the time ...thank you so much ❤
My pleasure @moussakham4819!
great video! please create more videos like this. Superb! Thanks a lot!
You're welcome @igneouskhokon9242!
Hi Dear Rachel. As an edutainer I must admit your videos and Instagram posts are totally inspiring.
Happy to hear that @FarhadSanayei-kr3rd!
Thank you so much Teacher!❤
You're welcome @hannie4006!
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this video is very useful , i learn a lot from this video, i hope you make more video , thank youuu
You're very welcome @user-fo9id2hg9f!
I love this way of learning ❤😊😊😊❤
Glad to hear that Samanta!
❤thanks so much teacher 👩🏫 !
You're welcome @nguyenthanhson1576!
Please keep bringing more and more videos like this one.
More to come @mahmudulislammaruf9405!
This was very useful
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I like this lesson it is very useful.
Happy to hear that @boshrash118!
thanks teacher
You're welcome Jalol!
Couldn't be better! 😍👏
Hello, I subscribed for the first time today.
Thank you.
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My favorite english teacher
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Rachel is the best ❤
Thank you Salvador!
@@rachelsenglish you re welcome,
I am beginning of English with Americant accent. I watched this video and learned how to learn English vocabulary and how to enhance pronunciation skills. Those exercises were bound to my mind. I like to flow your one of learning English course. Please tell me what kind of course is suitable for me. Thank you.
Thats so cool!!! ❤
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I wish one day I could meet you in person to thank you, I think you are an excellent teacher
I really liked this video so much and I don't know how canI think you Think you so much you're the best❤❤❤
You're welcome @user-hl3bx5yx2s!
Wonderful! Could please make a video to help practice describing emotions and feelings?
Thanks for the suggestion @meguellatisabrina5631!
I’m from China, this method is so fantastic! Thank you!❤❤❤
You're welcome @user-ee1ok9iu1b!
Thank you for teaching me the American pronunciation training tips, Rachel's English which is I watch your video tips on your FB page and your UA-cam videos when I was before in my 20s 'til now. I can easily a bit understood native English speakers fast about what they said of anything in real life and I can communicate from them easily at all from now. Love from Manila, Philippines 🇵🇭
How long have you been learning English dude
That's awesome @craiggonzales6627! Keep it up!
@@user-my6jp3vm8b1 year and a couple of months ago with native English speakers in my country Philippines in real life while I'm not traveling to English speaking countries yet. Ever since when I was 4 I spoke a few words of English and then I start to use my first language Filipino aka Tagalog is the hardest language I could learn which is the originally thick Filipino accent and then I relearn English since I was in mid-teens 'til my 20s from now.
It's too difficult, but it's fun to think about many things in English 😊
Thanks for sharing!
nice to meet you Rachel. I am an English teacher too. It's a good lesson for students learning.
Thank you @Guillermo-ws8tl!
@@rachelsenglish You´re welcome! excuse-me do you have an English club conversation right now? I would like to practice more my English
You are best teacher ever one you prefectly explain English American concept
THANKS for teaching
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I appreciate it @user-ge5ih3dp5r!
THANKS
You tell basic English American pronounce
Please post more clips for pronunciation
Thank'U
You're welcome!
Btw, I don't know many of the objects shown in the last picture even in my own language, that's why you not knowing some of them was such a relief for me. 😂😂
It's too hard to learn English this way but it's cool 😎😊
You have changed completely.
I watched the videos which has uploaded 13 years ago
Ha! Thanks for watching my videos @muhammadtariq55!
I loved u r class.
Thanks a lot @anjikeys8591!
Iam huge fan of u r accent madam. Plz teach me spoken skills.
hey rachel I'm new in your channel. love from sri lanka
Pls make more videos on pronunciation with TV series friends, that is very helpful for us I love your videos about pronunciation
Will do, thank you @bismagg9557!
Great lesson Rachel! Are you going to make any zoomed footage lessons soon?
Thanks, and yes! I’m working on a video with zoom footage now - look for it in the coming months! :)
@@rachelsenglish awesome! Thanks for the reply!
I will tell you when i start speaking English☺
It's cool
Hi Rachel! I'm a fan! ❤ But why does thinking/saying single words help thinking in English? Doesn't fluency need an extended text/context?
Thanks! And yes! Learning new vocabulary can help you expand your brain's expressive options, but full sentence practices are also important.
thank you rachel, learning a funny way to remember english
You're welcome @user-sj8gp2ck7j!
I did something like this before, I tried with the video and forgot some words that I don't normally use :o
Hello Rachel!
I hope you're doing great!
I have a question,please.
Which one is correct and why or what is the difference between these two sentences: "It would break down alot."
"It used to break down alot."
I'm looking forward to the answer.
Thank you so much, Rachel.
"It would" describes what would happen. "Used to" tells me that something happened more than once (or would happen), but it doesn't happen anymore.
@@rachelsenglish
Thank you,Rachel for your reply. But I mean what is the difference between "would" and "used to" when talking about a past habit. I want to know what is the difference between these two sentences if it was a habit for the computer to break down alot.
And thank you in a advance
great
Thank you!
@@rachelsenglish You are welcome.
WHERE CAN I GET THESE FLASHCARDS TO PRINT?
I actually try to make my mind up with this idea this strategy some kind of hard to me
🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation:
00:00 🧠 Practice thinking in English using flashcards with objects and vocabulary.
01:42 🇬🇧 Set the intention to think in English, even if native language thoughts come up initially.
02:31 🔤 Train your mind to recall English adjectives and verbs related to the objects shown.
03:19 📚 Learn new vocabulary by associating objects with their English names.
05:10 🎨 Expand vocabulary with adjectives and verbs while describing different scenes and objects.
07:14 🍽️ Learn verbs and adjectives related to cooking, food preparation, and kitchen utensils.
09:22 🍽️ Explore adjectives and nouns related to a food spread and cooking environment.
11:27 🍓🥐 Identify various food items and their associated nouns and adjectives.
14:02 🔧💡 Recognize tools and objects related to craftsmanship, using corresponding verbs and adjectives.
15:39 🏙️🌳 Encourage continuous practice of thinking in English by describing the environment and surroundings.
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I really appreciate your videos and enjoy your lessons. They are very helpful. "Can I ask you something?" Can I use that to a person I don't know? For example, when I visit a new place and I look for some place, can I say "Excuse me. Can I ask you something? I'm new here. Can you show me the way to the tourist information?"?
I'm so glad you are enjoying them! You can definitely say, "Can I ask you something?" to a new person. That would be a polite way to approach them to ask for information.
@rachelsenglish Thanks a bunch. I don't believe that a world-famous English teacher answered my question.
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How to get my tcl please
I have a question. Can I download your texts and videos when I subscribed your class. Will they disappear when I stop subscription.
Yes, you can download the practice file audio tracks and instruction videos, but the soundboards for Play-it, Say-it practice will not be accessible.
What is mean like mockingbird Mrs Rachel
Mam I am unable to download your free English spoken cheat sheet
I’m thinking in English colours x
Good morning Rachel! Have u ever been in Brazil?
Eu acho que não...
Suddenly? That question is so unrelated with this video.
Not yet, but I'd love to visit!
Ma'am I watch your videos regularly everyday! My English speaking confidence is also increasing a lot thanks ma'am❤❤❤Your video is very beneficial for me.
Happy to hear that @rapwave1!
@rachelsenglish Here’s a video idea, Rachel: eggcorns-phrases commonly misunderstood because they’re said by way of links and connections in speech. Case in point: “dog-eat-dog world.”
Said eggcorns can really put a damp squib on your plans to speak smartly and natively.
Thanks for the suggestion @viniciusgmachado1204!
@@rachelsenglish My pleasure!
In fact, when you upload the video, would you mind shouting me out? (Giving me a shoutout, I mean.)
How much has the cast in a month joined English class can you please tell me the annsar.
Hi @srilakshmijuneboina213! It's $37 a month. You can learn more here: www.rachelsenglishacademy.com/
rachel I totally admired you, I have been flowing for years, now I decided to do a subscription do you have any discount?
Hi @gisellealvarez5287! We do have two sales a year, so keep your eyes out for the next one. Follow the link below to sign up for our mailing list and receive my free guide for American English sounds - we’ll send you information about the next opportunity to sign up at a discounted rate soon! rachelsenglish.com/cheat-sheet
@@rachelsenglish Omg thanks so much Rachel I truly appreciate it I cant wait for the discounted I want to sign up very soon
Hi Rachel,I have a question. I try to think in English, but I don't know all the words. When I come across unfamiliar words, I try to find their meanings using a bilingual dictionary. This means I'm constantly thinking in two languages. What is the solution?
Hi! I know this can be frustrating! With time and practice, you can train your brain to think in English. I have a series of videos that could be a good place to start: ua-cam.com/play/PLrqHrGoMJdTTQbVnR6xs78gMLfJp4U7IT.html
Bro my friends mom is friends with u and he told me about u ur a sick English teacher and the most famous person he knows personally (maxwell is his name btw)
If I show you some object and I will say to think what it is in my language, I am sure you won't be able to guess.
Could you please explain in more details what do you mean when saying ,,think the name in English".
Hi Katie! This is a vocabulary practice exercise. Many people learn visually, and learning to respond to a picture with a thought in English can help to train the brain to start thinking more quickly in English, rather than having to translate words before speaking.
Hi Rachel, may i ask if "pizza" can be taught to pronoun as "zz" instead of "sa"?
Hi! For this word, I'd use the EE + TS sounds. I would not use a Z.
Tks. But for junior students, how can i explain to them this word is pronouned "ts" at the end?since they have been taughted "zz" is pronouned as "z" in term of phonics such as jolly phonics.
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How do you use media without getting hit with fair use violations?
I don't monetize them.
Plus, they do meet the criteria for fair use!
@@rachelsenglish I didn’t realize a lot of educators were doing this. Ads just slow down the speed at which you can learn anyway. This is actually a pretty brilliant strategy.
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