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Q: If you can speak in more than one language, do you dream in more than one?

I only dream in English and my wife only dreams in Chinese. How about ya all?

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I dream in Braille. 

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I speak Chinese pretty well but I don't remember ever speaking it in a dream, but then my dreams never seem to be in China and I'm also rarely married with kids in them either. In fact the one time I definitely remember being married in a dream it was a dream where I was being proportioned by a beautiful woman and I said, "I can't, I'm married." Next I woke up thinking, "No, fuck, wait! Go back to sleep! Go back to sleep!"

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Yes, I do. 

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I dream in colors, not in languages.

 

My first wake-up dream/wish is always the same: 'am sorry, I'm not a snake, because snakes aren't required to 'stand-up' and they don't have to walk.

I saw T-shirt: ''am single, let's mingle!''

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No but when I am drunk I am pretty fluent in putonghua, guangdonghua, english, tongues and australian slang......usually all in the same sentence. The missus can understand this gibberish...she's a gem.

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i don't often remember what my dreams are about, but I'm sure I havehad Dutch and English ones.

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I dream in Braille. 

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I have dreams in English and nightmares in Chinese

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My Chinese is crap (as are all my language skills) - but yes, I have dreamed attempting to speak in Chinese (and other languages I've tried to learn).

 

However, I haven't had a dream (that I recall) when I was fluently communicating in a different language than English.

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