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deacsoft 07-27-2005 06:00 AM

Dreams in other languages?
 
This post in the Psych forum got me to thinking about this stramge dreeam I had not too long ago. I have no memory of what it was about, bot I do remember that the entire dream (I would guess 5-10 minutes in length) was entirely in Spanish. I'm American and speak English. I would not consider myself bi-lingual, but I do know enough Spanish to get me by when on vacation in Mexico and such. Meaning I can have a conversation in Spanish but there are still some words I don't understand. Anyway, it has only happened to me the one time. I found it odd to the point of being comical when I woke up. I have never heard of this happening to anyone else before.
Has anyone else ever had a dream in another language?

Arnfinn Madsen 07-27-2005 06:14 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
Yes, it is not that uncommon. People can even develop different personalities for different languages. I dream in English sometimes, since I use the language so much, although it is not my mother's tongue.

Lalit Khajuria 07-27-2005 06:18 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
Yes same here, english is my 4th language, meaning I speak it much worse then some other languages and use it less.
For some reason anyway my poker related dreams, which I have maybe twice a month, are always on english..

RunDownHouse 07-27-2005 09:13 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
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For some reason anyway my poker related dreams, which I have maybe twice a month, are always on english.

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English only at the tables.

I dream in German more than occasionally.

jakethebake 07-27-2005 09:16 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
I'm curious about the op's dream. Was the dream limited to the spanish you know? this is very interesting.

2planka 07-27-2005 09:24 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
I use French at work and have the "take your work home with you" dreams... in French.

One benefit to these dreams is that I speak flawless French in them. At work, our Brussels office personnel take particular pride in pointing out my grammatical errors.

mslif 07-27-2005 09:40 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
I also dream in french at times as I am fluent in both languages. Depends on what I am dreaming about.

xadrez 07-27-2005 09:53 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
Ive dreamt in Portuguese, Spanish, and French on different occasions.

I can speak Portuguese pretty well, spanish above average, and french only a bit.

kerssens 07-27-2005 10:18 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
My spanish prof in college said that she was only comfortable speaking in front of her Costa Rican husband's family after she began having dreams in spanish.

Pocket Trips 07-27-2005 11:17 AM

Re: Dreams in other languages?
 
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This post in the Psych forum got me to thinking about this stramge dreeam I had not too long ago. I have no memory of what it was about, bot I do remember that the entire dream (I would guess 5-10 minutes in length) was entirely in Spanish. I'm American and speak English. I would not consider myself bi-lingual, but I do know enough Spanish to get me by when on vacation in Mexico and such. Meaning I can have a conversation in Spanish but there are still some words I don't understand. Anyway, it has only happened to me the one time. I found it odd to the point of being comical when I woke up. I have never heard of this happening to anyone else before.
Has anyone else ever had a dream in another language?

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