Creating thinking habits for foreign language learning

Abstract

Nowadays, learning foreign languages is becoming increasingly urgent. However, after a lot of time investment and effort, some people still cannot use the language fluently. One of the reasons is the habit of translating from Vietnamese into the current language before turning it into words. Speech is slow, hesitant, or affects more or less the ability to express foreign language fluently because it takes more time for translating and thinking processing in both languages. This article discusses one of the keys to develop the ability to use foreign languages, to improve the quality of
learning a foreign language: to think in that foreign language, and at the same time expand the knowledge, constantly thinking and figuring out how to solve problems.