The science of thinking in English | Canguro English

Video Description

Have you ever wondered how to think in English and stop translating in your head? In this class, I answer two very simple questions: is it possible to 'think' in English, and is it a bad thing to translate in your head? Instead of using personal opinions and anecdotes, I use science to show you the truth about 'thinking' in English and how to stop translating in your head. See you in class! ************************************************ Stay updated on how to learn English: Facebook: https://bit.ly/CanguroFbPage Official Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/CanguroFbGroup Instagram: https://bit.ly/CanguroInstagram Listen to the podcast: https://bit.ly/CanguroPodcast Twitter: https://bit.ly/CanguroTwitter *************************************************** Become a patron and sponsor free English education here: https://bit.ly/CanguroPatreon **************************************************** Buy official Canguro English merchandise here: https://bit.ly/CanguroMerchandise **************************************************** By popular demand, here are some of the scientific papers I reference: - Kees de Bot, The Multilingual Lexicon: Modelling Selection and Control: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1L7BHS7CzLw6dnPBvI7BIvlhVsJjHvQ9F - Rick Kern, The Role of Mental Translation in Second Language Reading: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1G-F8rwuDbhr1-AN8ZMlhKcMNg-twx_Wa - Arturo Hernandez, The Emergence of Competing Modules in Bilingualism: https://drive.google.com/open?id=18lSNMnjmQpDXe-wwWdw21d4exvXBj8Tl