Скачать или смотреть 7 Signs You're Translating Hindi! Stop 🛑 and Master These Natural English Phrases

This video is a practical English conversation and grammar lesson focused on teaching learners to express subtle, everyday situations and emotions in a natural, non-translated way.

The conversation centers on a common scenario: feeling unwell but also being bored, which leads to a discussion on complex comparisons, conditional sentences, and idiomatic expressions that are often translated incorrectly from Hindi
Are you translating from Hindi and sounding unnatural? This English Conversation Practice video exposes 7 major pitfalls that happen when you translate your feelings and complex ideas word-for-word.

Stop saying 'man lag jayega' and start saying 'lighten my mood.' Learn how to sound fluent by mastering these concepts:

Complex Comparatives: Learn how to say "I am more bored than sick" [12:50].

Intensifying Comparatives: Know the simple rule for when to use EVEN (e.g., even better, even heavier) [21:11].

The Power of DISPITE: Correctly express "despite this fact, this thing is happening" [02:36].

Unreal Situations: Master Conditional Sentences for talking about impossible or hypothetical scenarios, past and present (If it were...) [06:21].

Saying 'No' Naturally: Learn idiomatic ways to express that you are 'not a person who makes excuses' (not a "bahaanebaaz") [09:58].

Watch now to correct your most common errors and speak English effortlessly!

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