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If your bilingual, What language do you Dream in?Moderator: BioTeam
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My mother tongue is malayalam.I also know English(obviously),i took French as my 2nd language though i'm not fluent .i also know Hindi & Arabic(had to study).BUT i see my dreams in english,malayalam or hindi. its also a fact that i rarely remember what my dream
Because your dreams are stored in your subconcious. It has been suggested that the busier you are and the more you have to think about during the day, the less you will remember from your dreams. In spite of this, every morning i remember dreaming about my girlfriend. But i dream about her during the day to, so i am not a good example...
"I have no intention of stopping anytime soon. I want to understand the universe and answer the big questions, that is what keeps me going" - Stephen Hawking
i'm usually late to get up.so, almost everyday i wake up only when my mom starts banging at the door.i scream to let her know that i'm awake n then think about what i was dreaming before i was interrupted.but i usually dont remember a thing.
P.S:its thanks to my mom that i dont miss school daily.
don't know about dreams
but i have heard of a study on how language affects the way u think two groups of people consisting of english speaker and non english speaker are asked to distinguish between the color green and blue with their right eyes since the right eye view is controlled by the left hemisphere of brain, which also handle our language function it is found that english speaker can differentiate the color faster in most of other non english language, there is 1 word for green and blue therefore perhaps, whether we tend to use left or right hemisphere of our brain may influence our dream,... maybe
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