The greatest advice I have received for language learning is to stop translating and treat the language as it is. Exercising this advice has been helping me so much for my language learning. It made me a faster learner for new languages since I don’t have to spend time on translating them into my native language in my head. Enjoy!
⏲Timestamps 00:00 - Intro 00:47 - 1. The Common Myth of Translation 02:08 - 2. Why It Could Be Inefficient to Translate Everything 05:26 - 3. How It Has Been Helping Me + My Method 07:18 - Wrapping up
When we learn a foreign language, we create new “self” or “identity” because language contains its culture, history, and context. We need to switch our brains to speak the language effectively.
💁♂️Who am I: My name is Jun and I have been studying abroad here and there for a while. I am from South Korea. Mainly, I went to Japan, the USA, and Germany for high school, college, and graduate school. I studied biology. Currently, I am taking a break from biology to study liberal arts for another master's degree. Then I'll go back to biology as a PhD student. Great to meet you all!
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