Feb. 17, 2026
Brain Switching
I heard that multilingual switch their brain when they use another languages.
I have studied English linking Japanese.
I want to switch my brain, but I lack English knowledge.
It is difficult for me to study English without Japanese textbooks.
Do you have any idea?
I've heard that multilingual people switch their brains when they use another languages.
I have studied English linkusing Japanese.
I want to switch my brain to English, but I lack Englishthe knowledge needed.
Do you have any ideas?
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Overall, very good! Just a few issues with word forms and phrasing.
yesterday
Thankyou!
I heard that multilinguals switch their brain when they use another languages.
or "multilingual people"
I have studied English linkusing Japanese.
or "through Japanese"
I want to switch my brain, but I lack the English knowledge.
I'd use "the" because it's a specific knowledge you need, you don't lack English knowledge in general (your English writing tells me that much!)
It is difficult for me to study English without Japanese textbooks.
Do you have any ideas?
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Sometimes I try to force myself to "think in Japanese." I try to block English words from forming and think only in concepts, and then search my brain for the Japanese words to describe them, or if I think something in English, immediately try to repeat it in Japanese. It sort of works? I imagine if you do that often enough, you can start to form a separate language brain.
yesterday
Thankyou! I'll try that.
I have heard that multilingual people switch their brain when they use another languages.
Multilingual just refers to being able to speak more than one language. Need to specify people afterwards to make the sentence make sense.
I have studied English linkingbut my native language is Japanese.
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I wish I could switch my brain and think in other languages, as I am learning Japanese as a native English speaker. This writing is really good and close to being correct. Just a few very small mistakes :)
yesterday
Thankyou!
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I heard that multilingual switch their brain when they use another languages. I have heard that multilingual people switch their brain when they use another languages. Multilingual just refers to being able to speak more than one language. Need to specify people afterwards to make the sentence make sense. I heard that multilinguals switch their brain when they use another language or "multilingual people" I've heard that multilingual people switch their brains when they use |
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I have studied English linking Japanese. I have studied English I have studied English or "through Japanese" I have studied English |
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I want to switch my brain, but I lack English knowledge. I want to switch my brain, but I lack the English knowledge. I'd use "the" because it's a specific knowledge you need, you don't lack English knowledge in general (your English writing tells me that much!) I want to switch my brain to English, but I lack |
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It is difficult for me to study English without Japanese textbooks. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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