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Q: Have you ever seen or heard Engrish in your dreams?

They say that when  you know a language well enough, you start to hear or speak it in your dreams. However, what about Engrish? I only saw it in its written form, but I was surprised to see it there. Despite living in China for 10 months, I have yet to find Chinese in my dreams. I'm a little confused.

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No, but I had a dream a few months ago where my American dad was speaking Chinese. In fact, everyone in the dream was speaking Chinese, and I still didn't understand it, but, I knew what they meant. Is that weird, or what? crying

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If that's what you're used to hearing every day, it seems pretty normal to me.

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all my dreams are in english

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I had a dream in chinese once, and I woke up up and asked myself "why did i just dream in chinese?" and I said "No why..".... and then i woke up again in a cold sweat

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 brilliant

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Yes it happens from time to time

But the dream always ends up with my face getting slappedno

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i remember once  i have speech in English, and my tears fell down.

i woke up, i really cry, so crazy.

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I'm vacationing in America right now. Last night I ate Mexican food. After I got my change back from the waitress I said "xie xie."

 

Then I left without tipping.

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