I Understand English but I Can’t Speak it.

It is incredibly frustrating: You can watch movies without subtitles, you understand every word in a podcast, and you can read English books with ease. But the moment you open your mouth to speak, your mind goes blank. The words get stuck, you start translating in your head, and you lose your confidence. Does this sound like you? In this video, we explore the science behind the "Input vs. Output" gap. We’ll discuss why your brain is excellent at recognizing English but hasn't been trained to produce it. Most importantly, I’m sharing 4 practical strategies to help you move your passive vocabulary into your active speech so you can start speaking naturally and fluently. 💡 What We Will Cover: The Passive vs. Active Vocabulary: Why understanding a word doesn't mean you can use it. The "Translation Trap": How to stop translating from your native language and start thinking in English. The Shadowing Technique: A step-by-step guide to mimicking native speakers to build muscle memory. Low-Stakes Practice: How to practice speaking alone without feeling embarrassed or judged. Overcoming Perfectionism: Why making mistakes is the fastest way to fluency.