Hi Sabrina, I can totally relate to this.... I am coaching in English, which is not my mother tongue, but it feels easy because we are doing the training in English, so when I coach I am somehow in the English world. ;-) I also started coaching in German, which is my mother tongue, however, I often look for words to best express what in English sounds so natural. A simple translation of Questions of Framework often doesn't do the job, cause it does not sound like how you would normally speak in German. Before my first session in German I thought about the words and expressions I would normally use, e.g. for the grounding exercise and some visionary questions and tried to translate them into German using my words, not the translators, trying to convey the same powerful meanings as it has in English and sounding authentic at the same time. It helped me a lot during the session and building up my coaching world in German language. So, now I do not need translations upfront, I can switch into both coaching worlds. As usual it's all practice. 😁