What Language Do You Think In?

[superberkut]

Yes, I am rather fluent in French, but a video game taught me a bit of Japanese, as well as their music. So, my Japanese is very rough.

 

[Dave A]

I only ask because my Spanish AS lecture once told me that you know your fluent when you dream in that language.


I never did.

Neither do I. I'm not really fleunt in any language other than English but I can sort of hold my own-ish in Spanish and to a slightyl lesser extent German and to a lesser extent still I've picked up some French and Polish.

 

[Car-less]

Gibberish, English, Neanderthal and Cat.

I am reasonably fluent in all four, but can only write the first two.

 

[HACKr]

My thoughts are in English, but those are pretty much mostly the things I could say out loud but decide not to, or self talk. A lot of my thoughts aren't necessarily in any language, more like they're abstract, somtimes with maybe a few words thrown about that don't come together and make sentences, hence my sometimes hard to understand paragraphs.

 

[Loon]

My thoughts are in English, but those are pretty much mostly the things I could say out loud but decide not to, or self talk. A lot of my thoughts aren't necessarily in any language, more like they're abstract, somtimes with maybe a few words thrown about that don't come together and make sentences, hence my sometimes hard to understand paragraphs.

Like that one? No, but I do get what you're saying. Instead of making a sentence in my head I'll form a picture of what I'm thinking about.

 

[V1P3R]

Usually pics or video.

 

[Formula1Driver]

Just Canadian English for my speaking/thinking.

 

[SolidSnake15]

I think in American Redneck, trust me, it's a language.

 

[shaka]

Japanese.

 

[Year.Zero]

both my parents are vietnamese but i was born here in us, i almost forgot how to speak my language, i can only speak little but i understand a lot. i think in english now, i used to think in vietnamese when i was a little child.

That's actually really interesting.

I sometimes think in strine (Australian slang english), because a couple of my closest internet-buddies are Aussies. I've really picked up a lot of words talking to them that my friends have never heard of, and it's rubbing off on them too.

Other times I think in German, because it's such a great language to express frustration in. Scheiße!

 

[juana b.]

I try not to.

 

[kikie]

Gibberish, *snip*, Neanderthal *snip again*.

At last, someone I *can* understand!

 

[Michael88]

I think in pictures, I never thought in a specific language.

 

[kikie]

I think in pictures, I never thought in a specific language.

Coloured pictures or black and white?
This is a verrrryyyyyyyy important question.

 

[moaibob]

Italiano
English, when i write here
Brazileiro, ás vezes
Español, muy poco

 

[Boundary Layer]

English generally, or in numbers & logical operators if I've been working on something mathy for awhile.

 

[Pupik]

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[Nicknamealguem]

I normally think in Portuguese, but I also think in English (mainly music lyrics and some sentences)

Italiano
English, when i write here
Brazileiro, ás vezes
Español, muy poco

Brazilian is not a language, Portuguese is. It is like the U.K. English and U.S. English. You can say Brazilian Portuguese though, but never Brazilian (only).

 

[///M-Spec]

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Sometimes I get drunk and start speaking in COBOL.


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[moaibob]

Brazilian is not a language, Portuguese is. It is like the U.K. English and U.S. English. You can say Brazilian Portuguese though, but never Brazilian (only).

Desculpe pela imprecisão. Era subentendido
Sorry for the inaccuracy. It was implied.