Thread: Multilingual Dreaming?

yup,nope no significance

i've had dreams in complete,spanish ,french ,and german....i speak english mind you.

Oh had them a lot, english, japanese, spanish... what the people in israel talks, some that don't even exist in human race... unless lucid don't understand them <.< (english/spanish are exceptions)

I've had a few dreams that went back and forth between english and french. Oddly enough, I wasn't as fluent as I am in real life in them

And the Israelis speak Hebrew

I have a lot of dreams in English (I'm Danish)

And some dreams with Spanish, don't know how I could speak it though, but the memories are very vague.

Oh then the list is:
english, japanese, spanish, hebrew and some that don't even exist in human race.

Thanks ninja!

Sometimes I will see bits and pieces of Japanese in my dreams instead of my native English, but never anything completely Japanese.

This could be used as a potential dream sign, as everyone I spoke Japanese to in my dream understood it. Not too many people speak it in reality.

Yeah, I get those from time to time.

In the last few months that I've been keeping a journal I've had dreams that were partially in German and Latin. I've also had some in the past in French, Spanish, and Russian, although I don't remember anything else about those dreams anymore.

Your dream is one that shows the (foreign thoughts that are about to come to you in your dreams). Many times we go through waking life and things pass us by (in our conscious or waking aspect), but the subconscious mind does not miss a detail. It monitors, collects and files all data encountered in our waking life. It retains some data for future comment or resolution (bringing needed information to our awareness. It does this through our dreams. They are partially conveyed in universal symbolism and partially in parallel story lines (to that which we have experienced in our waking life).
The foreign language is specifically the symbol that that shows the thoughts and information that is passed to us via the subconscious mind covering issues that we are not fully aware of (foreign to the dreamer).
Your dream introduces you in a broad way to this vital process of the mind. showing you that this process will be used again...and can be interpreted by you for meaning.

sailrmc

The language I tend to use most often in my dreams is English and Japanese. And I speak them both quite good in dreams and can understand them perfectly my English in reality is top notch my Japanese is iffy at best.