✨ Series : “Think in English, Speak in English”

✨ Series Title: “Think in English, Speak in English”

Part 1: What It Really Means to “Think in English”

• Explain that “thinking in English” doesn’t mean translation disappears overnight.
• Describe how it’s about connecting thoughts directly in English instead of translating from Korean.
• Use examples like “I’m tired today” vs. “나는 피곤해 → I’m tired.”
• End with the idea that “Thinking in English = Living English.”

Short Caption Idea:

“You don’t need to speak perfectly. You just need to start thinking in English.”

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Part 2: Why Thinking in English Matters

• Discuss how translation slows down fluency and confidence.
• Emphasize that fluency = flow, not perfection.
• Add metaphors (e.g., Words should flow like water, not stop at every rock of translation.)
• Mention that it’s the bridge from “learning” English to “living” English.

Short Caption Idea:

“When your thoughts live in English, your words follow naturally.”

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Part 3: How to Train Your Mind to Think in English

• Practical steps:
  1. Start small & describe daily actions
  2. Name things around you in English
  3. Use inner dialogue
  4. Shadow native speakers
  5. Stop judging yourself
• End with a motivational tone: “Don’t study English anymore. Live it.”

Short Caption Idea:

“You’re not just learning English — you’re becoming someone who lives in it.”





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