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July 09, 2014, 09:01 AM
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Is actively translating bad for learning?
What I mean by that is, translating a foreign language that you're learning into your native language while you're learning (or vice versa).
Because I am learning Spanish, and sometimes find myself thinking the words in English, then translating them to Spanish in my head. Is this a bad habit if I want to become completely fluent? 
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