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Please Thiago if you have time make the podcast longer.. you are a person with experience and you know what to say.. I can listen to you for a long time without getting bored
Thanks for your kind words. The length of the videos is usually related to the topic. Some topics demand more time while others don't. But thank you for your support! I'll keep that in mind.
You are really compassionate and teach from the bottom of your heart and you know all our difficulties and problems in the field of English, but I wanted to know about your experience in teaching anxious people and those who lack concentration. Please make a video and offer solutions and help. Thank you very much Thiago
Thanks Tiago. I love your videos because you used a simple words and you speech is easier understand for me. I could understand most all video. Before I couldn't do it. I feel my english level is better now. Thanks for your job. Cheers.
I found your channel few days ago, probably because Im constantly searching for some information about how to learn English. Im especially interested in developing my skills of communication. Just like you said, i want to get out off my comfort zone and start to talk a lot. I set my goal to give maximum effort to do this, and we will see how its gonna end after one year. Why im typing it? Because you've opened my eyes on so many things! and im not talking only about this episode. Among many channels i tried to listen, your channel gives me most practical tips i can use in my journey. I appreciate that, and wish you the best. Maybe someday we can talk to each other.
I love that your advice is not written with nice words or false promises, since the reality to which one will be exposed in the future, is not always as one would like it to be
I used to translating on my mind, and it isn't only bad, it delays too much, by that, i'm reading books, listening music on english, i've changed my phone's language, i am watching movies, i am using english on almost all my environment, thank you so much thiago, as far as now, your content has served to myself a lot.
Thank you very much Thiago. Listening to you is so relaxing. I understand almost everything and your advices are been useful for me. In a previous video you mentioned about encourage to have a interview in English even we don't feel as a fluent person, and I've done that. I will have an interview the next Tuesday, it will be my first time and I think it doesn't matter what will happen, I'll try it.
This episode was really inspiring. I normally do not leave comments to youtube videos, but it was like a kick on my ass to stop translating in my head, cause it really bothers and slows down. Gonna follow the channel and check for the other uploaded videos
Thiago, you is a guy who knows what Will say and do, i don't have too many experiencie in English, but you're helping me a Lot with this podcasts vídeos, thanks a lot for being a good guy
I'm happy to find your Channel Thiago! You have potential! I met you in the Real life but the most important that you're keeping with your purpose by yourself!
I really feel very identify when Thiago talk about people who be on and off with English, I have a hate and love relationship with the idiom but that frase "embrace your fright like The Batman " really touch something inside of me
Hi Thiago, I really enjoy your videos and podcasts. These are the best that I have ever watched or listened to. I can't imagine the time you have spent on learning English to get this proficiency level as a Brazilian man. You are a high source of motivation and a model to follow. Well done!! Thanks a bunch. Greetings from Belgium.
Thank you for the kind words, Dmitri! I must say it took me many years to get to this level, but it was worth it. Thanks for watching and keep following the channel!
Thank you, teacher Thiago! Your video came at the right time and really hit the nail on the head about what I am struggling with! 👍However, when talking about the ideas of stopping translating in the head, I am more curious about how interpreters, who have to translate a language to another in real-time, manage with it.
I'm not an interpreter, but I would imagine it must be an entirely different thought process. I might bring an interpreter on the podcast eventually for an interview. Thanks for watching!
THIAGO I'M BRZ LIKE YOU AND I WOULD LIKE SAY THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU HELP ME A LOT. I SAW ALMOST ALL YOUR VIDEOS, I KNOW YOUR HISTORY AND I ADMIRE, PROUD FOR YOU 🎉 BY THE WAY, COULD YOU GIVE ME SOME PRIVATE CLASS BY ANY CHANCE PLEASE? I KNOW, MY ENGLISH IT'S STILL A BIT "BD"
Thanks a lot for you great job. I really appreciate each of your recommendations and I will continue practicing to understand organically withpout translating. It a big goal! But I know, we can do it!
Por algum estranho motivo eu consigo entender muito seus vídeos, não sou fluente em inglês, mas tenho certa facilidade na leitura e to descobrindo que posso evoluir bem a escuta.
Hi thiago! i'm struggling with those kind of words that have a diferent meaning depending on the context like 'utter, further and those advance words'. Would you make a video explaining this? or help us with that
First, I'd like to say that I have been following you since the other podcast... and I have you as a great example when it comes to Brazilian speaking English. You communicate clearly and objectively that seems to be easy to speak in English, anyway, so I know the long path to go and ignore some errors during my writing.
Great advice Thiago!! I personally lived this situation and it caused a lot of mistrust in myself in order to speak in front of other English speakers.
Thiago, your lessons are truly awesome. And I mean it, deep down. However, the volume of the audio is pretty low. Hope you can improve this in your next videos. Thanks a lot!
I need a video exactly like this 😍. I was thinking about the translation in my head today and I'm really struggling with it. Thank you so much Thiago 😍
I directly started thinking in english without translating in my head but the problem is that i can't think as clearly as i could think in my native language, sometimes while thinking in english i mostly miss and fail to think of the most important part of my thoughts in english but when i try to repeat thinking of the same thought in my language, i find out that this is the main information that i had been struggling to express by thinking in english........ So i'd like to ask ,How can i improve this without being dependent on translation ?
Thiago tenho uma dúvida que não consigo encontrar a resposta: qual a diferença de willing e feel like. No sentido de ter disposição ou vontade, ambas são intercambiáveis? Ótimo conteúdo sou seu fan.
Bom, o "willing" é um adjetivo, exemplo: he is willing to help me (ele está *disposto* a me ajudar); já o feel like deve ser usado como verbo, exemplo: I feel like eating an apple (não coloco um tradução aqui pq em português a gente acaba falando "estou com vontade" e isso pode causar uma confusão por causa do "to be" 😂); Em fim, pense que o feel like poderia ser um "want to".
Hi Thiago, thank you for excellent video, I was wondering about translation for B2 level, I use Cambridge dictionary with english Spanish option, for me its easier to rear de Spanish meaning instead to try to understand the meaning reading the definition. An extra help. what do you think?
Hey, there! If you are already at B2 level, I would recommend using the English-English dictionary. Reading the definition in English will force you to start thinking more in English. At this level, I would recommend using translation only as a last resort.
@@teacher.thiagoalencar thank you, a good resource is asking to chatgpt about the meaning of the word in the phrase, all in English, and the last resource translation, xD. Like you said in your video I always try to verify translating, but I'm gonna avoid it.
I always write new words, which you mention in your videos, in a list. It is useful for me, but of course, it is a translation problem too jajaj. But, ¡thanks Thiago!
IAM French living in japan and speaking and thinking in Japanese so I don’t have anymore to translate in my head but my English is not perfect so I can’t 100% to do not translating in English but I know what we should not to translate because expressions are different
The best teacher ever ❤❤ I follow you from Syria and your videos are very amazing and useful Thanks a lot for your big efforts and keep going ❤❤ God bless you 🙏🏻🤍🕊
Hi Thiago, i have a question,if i don’t translate all the time,is that mean when i encounter some word what i don’t know,i should guess the meaning when i finish reading
I have thought in my mind that if I stop translating in my head from my native language to english I will lose control and I will start to talk without any sense and I will make a lot of mistakes :(
Hi people, anyone can suggest me how to improve the listening? I mean, listening these video is so easy but, when I listen a film or a serie tv, it becomes more hard for me understand what I’m listening. How can resolve this problem?
It is not possible to think in the target language, at least not for beginners. Beginners need to think first in their native language and then translate word for word into the target language. That is because beginners have no other choice. Beginners will first learn individual, isolated words. Eventually they will learn sentences and expressions, but that happens much later. So beginners have no other choice other than direct or literal translation. To ask beginners to think directly in the target language is unreasonable.
I think that the main point is to stop using translators when u want to define a word or expression. Instead of that use English dictionary or AI to define the meaning. Also u should listen to English as much as possible
I tried to watch the newest videos from Reallife English but it turned out that since you left the Ethan's channel and they hired that another Brazilian guy, that I don't recall his name at all. The podcast went downhill, since he does not transmit the same empathy as you do to our, your viewers or students. He sounds arrogant and I feel unsettled whenever he is taking part of it. Luckily we have the opportunity of listening to you through your personal channel. I wish you the best.
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Please Thiago. One daily video. Your quality product is premium. Really one learns
Glad to know you've been enjoying the videos. I'll do my best to keep bringing regular content here on the channel.
Please Thiago if you have time make the podcast longer.. you are a person with experience and you know what to say.. I can listen to you for a long time without getting bored
Thanks for your kind words. The length of the videos is usually related to the topic. Some topics demand more time while others don't. But thank you for your support! I'll keep that in mind.
Great job! You've wisely dealed with this issue that Hinder most non native English speakers to speak fluently! Continue your creativity
You are really compassionate and teach from the bottom of your heart and you know all our difficulties and problems in the field of English, but I wanted to know about your experience in teaching anxious people and those who lack concentration. Please make a video and offer solutions and help. Thank you very much Thiago
I found that its very usefull to wathe your videos
Thanks your english is so clearly :)
Keep making this episodes .. it helps me a lot to be more fluent ❤
Thanks Tiago. I love your videos because you used a simple words and you speech is easier understand for me. I could understand most all video.
Before I couldn't do it. I feel my english level is better now.
Thanks for your job.
Cheers.
I really love this video!!!🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks Thiago, very useful video, especially the advice about immersing yourself in English environment as deeply as possible ❤
I found your channel few days ago, probably because Im constantly searching for some information about how to learn English. Im especially interested in developing my skills of communication. Just like you said, i want to get out off my comfort zone and start to talk a lot. I set my goal to give maximum effort to do this, and we will see how its gonna end after one year. Why im typing it? Because you've opened my eyes on so many things! and im not talking only about this episode. Among many channels i tried to listen, your channel gives me most practical tips i can use in my journey. I appreciate that, and wish you the best. Maybe someday we can talk to each other.
I love that your advice is not written with nice words or false promises, since the reality to which one will be exposed in the future, is not always as one would like it to be
I used to translating on my mind, and it isn't only bad, it delays too much, by that, i'm reading books, listening music on english, i've changed my phone's language, i am watching movies, i am using english on almost all my environment, thank you so much thiago, as far as now, your content has served to myself a lot.
That's the spirit! Keep immersing yourself in English and you will certainly see positive results! Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Thank you very much Thiago. Listening to you is so relaxing. I understand almost everything and your advices are been useful for me. In a previous video you mentioned about encourage to have a interview in English even we don't feel as a fluent person, and I've done that. I will have an interview the next Tuesday, it will be my first time and I think it doesn't matter what will happen, I'll try it.
Amazing, Lucy! Good luck on your interview and let me know later how it went. Thanks for watching! :)
This episode was really inspiring. I normally do not leave comments to youtube videos, but it was like a kick on my ass to stop translating in my head, cause it really bothers and slows down. Gonna follow the channel and check for the other uploaded videos
Thiago, you is a guy who knows what Will say and do, i don't have too many experiencie in English, but you're helping me a Lot with this podcasts vídeos, thanks a lot for being a good guy
I'm happy to find your Channel Thiago! You have potential! I met you in the Real life but the most important that you're keeping with your purpose by yourself!
I really feel very identify when Thiago talk about people who be on and off with English, I have a hate and love relationship with the idiom but that frase "embrace your fright like The Batman " really touch something inside of me
I've been studying English since I was 19, today I'm 50 and I'm between B2 and C1.
Hi Thiago, I really enjoy your videos and podcasts. These are the best that I have ever watched or listened to. I can't imagine the time you have spent on learning English to get this proficiency level as a Brazilian man. You are a high source of motivation and a model to follow. Well done!! Thanks a bunch. Greetings from Belgium.
Thank you for the kind words, Dmitri! I must say it took me many years to get to this level, but it was worth it. Thanks for watching and keep following the channel!
Your videos are the best, congrats.
I'm just was waiting this video, thanks for your help Thiago.
I like your Pronunciation is very well exellent Word by words
Thank you, teacher Thiago! Your video came at the right time and really hit the nail on the head about what I am struggling with! 👍However, when talking about the ideas of stopping translating in the head, I am more curious about how interpreters, who have to translate a language to another in real-time, manage with it.
I'm not an interpreter, but I would imagine it must be an entirely different thought process. I might bring an interpreter on the podcast eventually for an interview. Thanks for watching!
Thanks!
Thank you!
THIAGO I'M BRZ LIKE YOU AND I WOULD LIKE SAY THANK YOU SO MUCH! YOU HELP ME A LOT. I SAW ALMOST ALL YOUR VIDEOS, I KNOW YOUR HISTORY AND I ADMIRE, PROUD FOR YOU 🎉 BY THE WAY, COULD YOU GIVE ME SOME PRIVATE CLASS BY ANY CHANCE PLEASE? I KNOW, MY ENGLISH IT'S STILL A BIT "BD"
Thanks a lot for you great job. I really appreciate each of your recommendations and I will continue practicing to understand organically withpout translating. It a big goal! But I know, we can do it!
You certainly can, Maria! Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Thiago!Your advice is excellent 😊
Por algum estranho motivo eu consigo entender muito seus vídeos, não sou fluente em inglês, mas tenho certa facilidade na leitura e to descobrindo que posso evoluir bem a escuta.
Very nice podcast
Thank you 😊
You're right thiago 😔🫰
Hi thiago! i'm struggling with those kind of words that have a diferent meaning depending on the context like 'utter, further and those advance words'. Would you make a video explaining this? or help us with that
Great class teacher Thiago, thanks a lot.
First, I'd like to say that I have been following you since the other podcast... and I have you as a great example when it comes to Brazilian speaking English. You communicate clearly and objectively that seems to be easy to speak in English, anyway, so I know the long path to go and ignore some errors during my writing.
Thanks for following my work!
Good job Tiago
Hi Thiago, i couldn't find your podcasts on Spotify. Help me please.
Just search for "English with Thiago."
Great advice Thiago!! I personally lived this situation and it caused a lot of mistrust in myself in order to speak in front of other English speakers.
Thanks Thiago.. It helps a lots. God bless you
Thanks Thiago :)
Thank you and You help me
You always fulfill your promise. We appreciat your effort thanks alot
Thiago, your lessons are truly awesome. And I mean it, deep down.
However, the volume of the audio is pretty low. Hope you can improve this in your next videos. Thanks a lot!
Thanks for the feedback on the audio! I'll look into it. Glad to know you found the content useful!
I need a video exactly like this 😍. I was thinking about the translation in my head today and I'm really struggling with it. Thank you so much Thiago 😍
Thanks Thiago (these 2 words to increase your audience... more than 2 words in my heart)
I directly started thinking in english without translating in my head but the problem is that i can't think as clearly as i could think in my native language, sometimes while thinking in english i mostly miss and fail to think of the most important part of my thoughts in english but when i try to repeat thinking of the same thought in my language, i find out that this is the main information that i had been struggling to express by thinking in english........
So i'd like to ask ,How can i improve this without being dependent on translation ?
Thank you, blood. Greetings from Venezuela. 🇻🇪
Excel·lent gràcies
Thiago tenho uma dúvida que não consigo encontrar a resposta: qual a diferença de willing e feel like. No sentido de ter disposição ou vontade, ambas são intercambiáveis? Ótimo conteúdo sou seu fan.
Bom, o "willing" é um adjetivo, exemplo: he is willing to help me (ele está *disposto* a me ajudar);
já o feel like deve ser usado como verbo, exemplo:
I feel like eating an apple (não coloco um tradução aqui pq em português a gente acaba falando "estou com vontade" e isso pode causar uma confusão por causa do "to be" 😂);
Em fim, pense que o feel like poderia ser um "want to".
Muito bom
Thank you❤ Thiago
Hi Thiago, thank you for excellent video, I was wondering about translation for B2 level, I use Cambridge dictionary with english Spanish option, for me its easier to rear de Spanish meaning instead to try to understand the meaning reading the definition. An extra help. what do you think?
Hey, there! If you are already at B2 level, I would recommend using the English-English dictionary. Reading the definition in English will force you to start thinking more in English. At this level, I would recommend using translation only as a last resort.
@@teacher.thiagoalencar thank you, a good resource is asking to chatgpt about the meaning of the word in the phrase, all in English, and the last resource translation, xD. Like you said in your video I always try to verify translating, but I'm gonna avoid it.
🎉 Thanks Thiago!
I always write new words, which you mention in your videos, in a list. It is useful for me, but of course, it is a translation problem too jajaj. But, ¡thanks Thiago!
thank you
That’s the problem I have and what I know my English conversations are poor, what do I need to do?
Precise.
my dffilcuty is in speak, and writing. please can you help me?
Thiago hi! I'm from Russia and I would like to join your conversation club. But website is blocked for me. Please, can you help me? ❗
Hello! Please write me an email at thiagoalencarcopy@gmail.com and I can try to help you with that.
I've been losting several opportunity of job cause when I get in interview unfortunately I block my mind.
Me too😢when I got to my first interview I definitely have any words to say,,I was extremely stressed
IAM French living in japan and speaking and thinking in Japanese so I don’t have anymore to translate in my head but my English is not perfect so I can’t 100% to do not translating in English but I know what we should not to translate because expressions are different
The best teacher ever ❤❤
I follow you from Syria and your videos are very amazing and useful
Thanks a lot for your big efforts and keep going ❤❤
God bless you 🙏🏻🤍🕊
Hi Thiago, i have a question,if i don’t translate all the time,is that mean when i encounter some word what i don’t know,i should guess the meaning when i finish reading
So i think the more comprehension input ,the less translation i do
The repercussions of translation are horrific... sometimes it culminates in ocd (me for example)
Up thanks
very good advices, thanks so much!
love
I have thought in my mind that if I stop translating in my head from my native language to english I will lose control and I will start to talk without any sense and I will make a lot of mistakes :(
Hi people, anyone can suggest me how to improve the listening? I mean, listening these video is so easy but, when I listen a film or a serie tv, it becomes more hard for me understand what I’m listening. How can resolve this problem?
Hey Tiago, help me man. I can understand English speaking, but even though it is difficult to speak fluently.
Give me some help my friend.
Thiago what is your native language??
It is not possible to think in the target language, at least not for beginners.
Beginners need to think first in their native language and then translate word for word into the target language. That is because beginners have no other choice.
Beginners will first learn individual, isolated words. Eventually they will learn sentences and expressions, but that happens much later.
So beginners have no other choice other than direct or literal translation.
To ask beginners to think directly in the target language is unreasonable.
While I watching this video I'm translating every single word you say, I think I can't think in English.😢
Keep practing, bro.
I think that the main point is to stop using translators when u want to define a word or expression. Instead of that use English dictionary or AI to define the meaning. Also u should listen to English as much as possible
I often pressed for time but i can't waste any episode with u
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Hello Thiago give me a heart :D
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😢 is not that easy get rid of it when you are already used to translate in your head the whole time 😭
If i could think in English,i wouldn't translate
Hi, is there anyone who want pair partner to practice English?
Yes im
Yes
So, both of you what you think , shall we create a group from where we can communicate to each other?
I tried to watch the newest videos from Reallife English but it turned out that since you left the Ethan's channel and they hired that another Brazilian guy, that I don't recall his name at all. The podcast went downhill, since he does not transmit the same empathy as you do to our, your viewers or students. He sounds arrogant and I feel unsettled whenever he is taking part of it. Luckily we have the opportunity of listening to you through your personal channel. I wish you the best.
Most poignant and apposite video I've ever seen
Why don't you speak in Portuguese?
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