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smoglife
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Q: Does anyone else dream in Chinese?

Anyone else occasionally dream in Chinese. I'm probably not actually speaking Chinese in my dream, but I think I am and everyone responds to me as if I am. It is pretty weird. Am I the only one? 

 

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Never happened to me, but my friends have spoken about it. My wife dreams in english often. And sometimes she talks in her sleep in english and cantonese.  Ill be trying to sleep and she be like" Mike where is the  si fut laiiiiiiiiiii."   WTF is going on????

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We had extensive dreams research few weeks ago:

 

 

http://answers.echinacities.com/question/are-your-dreams-night-set-china

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Same as you, sometimes I'm not sure if it's Chinese or English. I wake up and I just remember speaking some language. Sometimes it's both mixed together.

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