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Estar como pez en el agua

(meaning feel like a fish in water) is a Spanish coloquial expression that is used when someone feels absolutely comfortable and confident in a concrete situation

Your goal

is to feel like a fish in water with your Spanish knowledge. In terms of thinking, in your day-a-day and, of course, in the habla (meaning speaking)