Have you ever had a dream in a foreign language?

Now i am learning Spanish,according to my experience,i feel Spanish had some similar points with English.

@AmbiePam I think it is the reason. Since I come from a diverse tropical country, I sometimes dream about speaking the local dialects of my country. I find it weird if I will not use them in my dream.

@jefferson126 When I was in Tajikistan, I also dreamt about talking with the locals using either Russian or Tajik.

I think it can happen.

@Shavkat I won't deny that this question isn't unique. Now as you say that this can happen if you are living in some another country. But yes it is possible, that if you are learning a foreign language you may dream in that language. But I am not sure if this thing does happen. However, as you said you are learning some foreign language so your brain has got that habit of "thinking" in another language as well. So, I think the dream might be in your mother tongue, but you just so it in some other language hahaha...

I am sure that this question is a unique one. Although it can happen if we are living in another country. If we are trying to learn their language, it is possible that we can dream using it.

I think I am used to talking in English. I guess it is one of the reasons. Speaking of this concern, I sometimes stammer when speaking Tagalog now.

@Shavkat that is no problem. The kids nowadays speak more English with an accent

I also experienced this when I lived in Tajikistan and China. I had some dreams that I speak in Tajik, Russian, and Mandarin. It is because I used them when working with the local people in these two countries. At some point, I was so comfortable learning them before.

For a person who came from Guangdong province, it is rare to know that English is their first language. Most of my Chinese students never claim it. For me, I dream in English at random since it is also my second language.

I can agree with you more. I sometimes dream about my students who are so naughty during the class. When I wake up, it is like I slept on the wrong side.

@Shavkat why? is it scary?

@luisadannointed Because I drowned in my dream because of this sea wave.

I agree with you. It is a work-related thing. As far as I could remember, I always dreamed about chasing by sea wave.

It has been a long time that I dream about something. Or perhaps I cannot remember them due to exhaustion while energizing by sleeping. Although I dream of speaking the language either in English or Filipino at random. When I was still having my medical mission in Tajikistan, I used Tajik or Russian when dreaming about something here. It is also the same thing when I was still working in China; I am dreaming of talking to my co-workers using Mandarin.

@innertalks During my high school days, I had some thoughts about language our God use. Since my religion teacher claimed that He is universal in terms of using different languages.

@Shavkat That's amazing to dream in different languages, like that. If God shows up in my dream, he talks to me in English, but l guess he knows all other languages too.