In what language do you think first while speaking English, your main or the English?
When you are speaking English as your second language, do you think in your first onr and then speak in the second one or otherwise?
Do you feel like another person when speaking in foreign languages? What's the difference between a second and a foreign language? When people of other languages speak to each other do they understand what they are saying in English? What is the difference between a foreign language and a second language? Do bilingual people think in both languages? What is the best English as a second language course you have taken and why? In what language is the inner monologue of people who speak two languages? What should I learn as a second language? How do native English speakers know how to pronounce the words they encounter for the first time in written form? What is the best English as a second language course you have ever taken? What is the most effective way to teach English as a second language? Are native English speakers used to learning other languages? What is the best/fastest way to learn to speak a second language? If I say ‘secondly’, then do I have to say ‘firstly’ in the previous sentence? Is it wrong to learn two languages at same time? Is it bad to learn two foreign languages at the same time?  When you are talking with a person who is not native in English, what is the more important standard when it comes to grammar and accent? What should I do to speak English fluently, when sometimes I have a sentence ready in my mind but I stammer while talking? Why don't most Americans learn a second language? Can an adult learn a foreign language as fluently as a child? How? Does neuroplasticity hold true with second language learning for adults? While talking in English (which is not my mother tongue, of course), do you ever feel super confident this moment and go blank the next? What kind of impression do Americans get when a foreigner's English is not native level but speaks in American accent? Is grammar important while you speak English? How do you say "you" in different languages? In English, is it incorrect to use two words in one sentence, that have the very same meaning? When can you consider yourself fluent in a language? Should I learn Romanian as a second language? How does one speak? Can we learn 2 languages at the same time? This question is for people who are bilingual. Do you think in your native language?