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Do you spend your time translating every word in your head before you speak?
This is the biggest hurdle for most language learners.
To achieve true fluency, you must stop translating and start thinking in English, Danish, or Portuguese.
Immersion isn't about moving to a new country; it’s about changing your habits at home.
Let’s look at how to surround yourself with your new language!

The "Labeling" Technique

One of the most effective ways to start thinking in a new language is to label your world.
By associating an object directly with its new name, you skip the translation step in your brain.
Instead of seeing a "Table" and thinking "Mesa" then "Table," your brain goes straight to the target word!

Daily Objects Comparison

Look at these common items you see every day:

3 Steps to Constant Immersion

1. Listen to Podcasts: Even if you don't understand everything, let the sounds flow over you.
   This helps your brain recognize the rhythm and melody of the language.
2. Talk to Yourself: Narrate your day!
   "I am making coffee now" / "Eu estou fazendo café agora" / "Jeg laver kaffe nu."
3. Read Children's Books: They use simple vocabulary and lots of visual clues.
   They are perfect for building a solid foundation without feeling overwhelmed.

Time to Practice! ✍

1. The Label Test: Walk into your kitchen.
Can you name three items in your target language?
2. The Phone Test: Do you know how to say "Settings" or "Messages" in your new language?

Make the language a part of who you are!
The more you live it, the faster you'll learn it.
Start practicing today!