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Aug 19, 2024, 7:43:38 PM8/19/24
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I got some telugu books from India , but I notice she tries to translate/relate every word to English which is not good to learn any language. I want to get her thought process to be in telugu when speaking telugu and english when speaking english, any idea how to do this?

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