[nicfit]

I think I had my first dream 100% in english a couple nights ago.

[SuchFriendsAreDangerous]

Originally Posted by nicfit

I think I had my first dream 100% in english a couple nights ago.

sometimes I dream in Amharic which fucking trips me out to no end, because my amharic is lousy and I am by no means fluent, and yet in dreams I am practically a native speaker. I wake up wondering where my reality really is after such dreams..

[SONIC GAIL]

I am other people in my dreams

[Count Mecha]

My dreams are conducted kind of uh, telepathically. No real talking. It would be interesting to dream in another language though.

[SpaceCadetHayden]

Originally Posted by SuchFriendsAreDangerous

sometimes I dream in Amharic which fucking trips me out to no end, because my amharic is lousy and I am by no means fluent, and yet in dreams I am practically a native speaker. I wake up wondering where my reality really is after such dreams..

Strange. I have the same experience with Spanish. My Spanish is really really rusty and I'm terrible at putting phrases together yet it manages to flow from my mouth with the greatest ease in dreams.

[FreshChops]

Originally Posted by nicfit

I think I had my first dream 100% in english a couple nights ago.

Did it have subtitles?

[nicfit]

Nope, and I think it wasn't even a proper 5.1 dream .

[hevusa]

I am bi-lingual and have dual citizenship. When I have spent long periods of time in my other homeland I know my mind has "switched over" when I start dreaming in that language.

[nicfit]

Wow, that sounds weird, but somehow "natural" too.
Are "your languages" much different?
I guess so..


In this case my other homeland was the left side of my bed.
It felt pretty weird, I remember bits of the dream and conversations, I was talking with a guy about the big windows and the red painted walls in his house, then we started talking about music and I said somethink about moose steaks I ate in Sweden. Then we went outside and I started taking pics of trees.

[knox]

Originally Posted by hevusa

I am bi-lingual and have dual citizenship. When I have spent long periods of time in my other homeland I know my mind has "switched over" when I start dreaming in that language.

This happens.

But I'd say the truth is people rarely dream in words or of words, it does happen, but not often.
I mean, we think something is being spoken, we understand it, we reply, but I bet most of the time they're not real words.

[GeneticKiss]

I can't think of any time I've ever made a dream with full conversations; just bits and pieces of dialog-and yet there's always communication...

I often have dreams that I don't participate in. It's just like watching a movie.

[jon boy]

Originally Posted by nicfit

I think I had my first dream 100% in english a couple nights ago.

what happened? was it a dirty dream?

[hevusa]

Originally Posted by nicfit

Wow, that sounds weird, but somehow "natural" too.
Are "your languages" much different?
I guess so..

It is a hair raising kind of feeling. The languages are Swedish and English. Yes, very different.

[ann ashtray]

I had a dream that I was the only man in the world, and absolutely every female looked like a certain someone....heaven, at first. Then an utter nightmare.

[knox]

Originally Posted by GeneticKiss

I can't think of any time I've ever made a dream with full conversations; just bits and pieces of dialog-and yet there's always communication...

I often have dreams that I don't participate in. It's just like watching a movie.

That sounds kind of worrying?

[FreshChops]

Originally Posted by Count Mecha

My dreams are conducted kind of uh, telepathically. No real talking.

this describes my everyday social occurrences..... even right now, me to you " ________________________________ "

'ya feel me?

[TheFoxBen]

I'm not even bi-lingual but I did have some dreams in English... Too much time on this board eh !

[GeneticKiss]

Originally Posted by knox

That sounds kind of worrying?

Why?

[Genteel Death]

Dreams suck full stop.

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