I sometimes do.
Spanish
once German and once in Japanese (my cousin is Japanese)
Spanish
once German and once in Japanese (my cousin is Japanese)
Nope, never.
I have students who do though.
I have students who do though.
I don't know any foreign languages, so no.
That's the thing!
I'm not fluent in Spanish or anything. I speak hither tither Spanish, just enought to get me arrested in Mexico, but nothing good, but I dream fluent. I understand fluent in my dreams, but when I awaken... nothin.... back to fuzzy.
It's weird I tell ya!
I'm not fluent in Spanish or anything. I speak hither tither Spanish, just enought to get me arrested in Mexico, but nothing good, but I dream fluent. I understand fluent in my dreams, but when I awaken... nothin.... back to fuzzy.
It's weird I tell ya!
Don't you speak CAJUN?
"home is where you make it" ala Joe Dirt
"home is where you make it" ala Joe Dirt
Don't you speak CAJUN? "home is where you make it" ala Joe DirtHmmm. A few words. But to be honest, when the assistant coach on The Waterboy talks, I can't understand a thing he says either.
I think that's the whole allure of Cajunspeak. You can insult a person and they'll never know it. Even another Cajun. But darn if they don't have the best food ANYWHERE!
He!! no, that's freaky. :umno:
I doubt it. I don't remember 3/4s of my dreams at all. But 3/4s of the ones I do are in black and white. Other languages, though? No.
My dreams are usually in black and white too. And sometimes out of focus.
Maybe you need dream glasses. Have you thought of that?
He!! no, that's freaky. :umno::1: it sounds like you've got some 'Brendan Fraser - Bedazzled' thing goin' on there... :umno:
I usually dream in English; I've yet to dream in Chinese even though I know the language
Don't you speak CAJUN? "home is where you make it" ala Joe Dirtthat's, a language??? j/k MED
I dream in Ebonics.... that might be why I can't understand them.