Comments on: Dreaming in another language http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/ A little place for learning languages Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:59:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Rose http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1361 Rose Tue, 13 Dec 2011 13:28:38 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1361 i just had a dream in english, but giant centaurs were riding across the world with banners of their countries and some native words. I remember seeing french, spanish, and italian of some sort. It was pretty cool to me since I'm actually learning Japanese and only know tidbits of the other three. i just had a dream in english, but giant centaurs were riding across the world with banners of their countries and some native words. I remember seeing french, spanish, and italian of some sort. It was pretty cool to me since I’m actually learning Japanese and only know tidbits of the other three.

]]> By: Hannah http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1212 Hannah Fri, 17 Dec 2010 15:30:44 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1212 lyzazel: Just so you know, you were actually right in your dream about the french pronunciation; It should be "La vie après la mort," spoken with a silent T ("mor"). Lots of interesting stories here. lyzazel: Just so you know, you were actually right in your dream about the french pronunciation; It should be “La vie après la mort,” spoken with a silent T (“mor”). Lots of interesting stories here.

]]> By: Gavin Hesketh http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1179 Gavin Hesketh Mon, 20 Sep 2010 21:38:17 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1179 Hi, I had a dream in what I think was meant to be German but as I dont understand the language my dream had sub-titles. It wasn't based in Germany either. I was fighting 4 evil villains who had special powers in a log cabin in a clearing in a woods.... Hi, I had a dream in what I think was meant to be German but as I dont understand the language my dream had sub-titles. It wasn’t based in Germany either. I was fighting 4 evil villains who had special powers in a log cabin in a clearing in a woods….

]]> By: nicolas http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1176 nicolas Sat, 18 Sep 2010 18:40:00 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1176 I believe my dreams are the most crazy of all, my mind picks up the most insignificant things that happens during the day and makes a whole story about it, I dreamed with a german word for a week about 2 months ago, i would never ever ever dream in german, i don't even know german, my native language is spanish but i do speak english. I dreames with the word bunderstag, bunderssatt and bunderstrecht im not shure if i worte them right, my question is why in the world would i dream with german federal law and constitution (that's the meaning of the words). Im 15, WTF? It maybe related to my history class, but we never saw such word, we only saw the word diet wich is the german legislature i think, i dont quite remember. I believe my dreams are the most crazy of all, my mind picks up the most insignificant things that happens during the day and makes a whole story about it, I dreamed with a german word for a week about 2 months ago, i would never ever ever dream in german, i don’t even know german, my native language is spanish but i do speak english. I dreames with the word bunderstag, bunderssatt and bunderstrecht im not shure if i worte them right, my question is why in the world would i dream with german federal law and constitution (that’s the meaning of the words). Im 15, WTF? It maybe related to my history class, but we never saw such word, we only saw the word diet wich is the german legislature i think, i dont quite remember.

]]> By: dodge http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1140 dodge Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:45:44 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1140 hi, i refuse to believe that dreams mean nothing. if this were true how can you dream sentances etc in a language you have never heard before. Like a previous post i too, dreamed of being in a family of chinese people speaking the language fluently, even though i cant understand a word. My opinion is that it was a past life you are dreaming of in this case. Anyone dream about the future and get it correct? this happens to me also now and then. not as dramatically as some TV programs though. dodge2k7@hotmail.co.uk hi,
i refuse to believe that dreams mean nothing. if this were true how can you dream sentances etc in a language you have never heard before.
Like a previous post i too, dreamed of being in a family of chinese people speaking the language fluently, even though i cant understand a word. My opinion is that it was a past life you are dreaming of in this case.
Anyone dream about the future and get it correct? this happens to me also now and then. not as dramatically as some TV programs though.
dodge2k7@hotmail.co.uk

]]> By: gracie C.Parrish http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1110 gracie C.Parrish Thu, 29 Jul 2010 20:15:23 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1110 well i feel right at home with all of you out there.Wish that all of us could get together and talk.I've done the same thing only no dream at times just wait up hearing myself talking in a foreign language.I just found this site by accident.I just sit and thought about it and i got you all.email me and let me know about you.sunwater222@yahoo.com well i feel right at home with all of you out there.Wish that all of us could get together and talk.I’ve done the same thing only no dream at times just wait up hearing myself talking in a foreign language.I just found this site by accident.I just sit and thought about it and i got you all.email me and let me know about you.sunwater222@yahoo.com

]]> By: Retnan http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1106 Retnan Wed, 23 Jun 2010 21:10:18 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1106 Your dream doesn't "mean" anything silly. It's just your subconscious. Your dream doesn’t “mean” anything silly. It’s just your subconscious.

]]> By: Justyn http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1093 Justyn Mon, 17 May 2010 21:27:12 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1093 I have never learned or studied Latin, but last night I had a dream where a woman's thoughts were being amplified to the point where I could hear them as if through a loudspeaker. The words that were spoken as she looked at me were: "Come closer . . .closer. . ." and then, after I put my face in whispering distance of her face, she said, "Dominae." As soon as I woke up this morning I looked it up and the Latin translation means "Lady" or "Mistress." WTH? I have never learned or studied Latin, but last night I had a dream where a woman’s thoughts were being amplified to the point where I could hear them as if through a loudspeaker. The words that were spoken as she looked at me were: “Come closer . . .closer. . .” and then, after I put my face in whispering distance of her face, she said, “Dominae.”

As soon as I woke up this morning I looked it up and the Latin translation means “Lady” or “Mistress.” WTH?

]]> By: johanna meixner http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1071 johanna meixner Sat, 06 Mar 2010 12:27:26 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1071 Hi, you could join the forum on http://www.dreamviews.com/. Maybe it will be very interesting for you jm Hi,

you could join the forum on http://www.dreamviews.com/.

Maybe it will be very interesting for you
jm

]]> By: eili cooper oliver http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/comment-page-1/#comment-1068 eili cooper oliver Thu, 11 Feb 2010 20:39:08 +0000 http://babelhut.com/linguistics/dreaming-in-another-language/#comment-1068 hey i'm a bilingual gaelic/english speaker and i speak fairly good french. i also have basic spanish, used to take swedish lessons and am now learning russian. dreaming in french isn't that unusual since i often think in french but i have several times dreamt in swedish and understood everything. unfortunately when i wake up i have no memory of this understanding. just recently i had a dream in russian. at least the person i was speaking to actually speaks russian in real life because often people in my dreams speak languages which in reality they cannot. hey
i’m a bilingual gaelic/english speaker and i speak fairly good french. i also have basic spanish, used to take swedish lessons and am now learning russian.
dreaming in french isn’t that unusual since i often think in french but i have several times dreamt in swedish and understood everything. unfortunately when i wake up i have no memory of this understanding. just recently i had a dream in russian. at least the person i was speaking to actually speaks russian in real life because often people in my dreams speak languages which in reality they cannot.

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