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le: "Dreaming in English" Have you ever had a dream in a language other than your native tongue? As someone who is bilingual in English and Mandarin, I have often found myself dreaming in both languages interchangeably. But what does it mean to dream in a foreign language, and is there any significance to it? According to psychologists, dreaming in a different language can be a sign of language acquisition or immersion. It may indicate that your brain is processing the language at a deeper level, even when you're asleep. In fact, some language learners even report that they have learned new words and grammar structures from their dreams! Dreaming in English has been particularly enlightening for me. As a language teacher, I often encourage my students to immerse themselves in the language as much as possible, whether it be through reading, watching movies or listening to music. But I never would have thought that dreaming in English could also be a way to improve language proficiency. In addition to the linguistic benefits, dreaming in English has also allowed me to explore aspects of English-speaking cultures that I may not have otherwise encountered. For example, I once had a dream where I was visiting New York City and speaking to locals in English. It was as if I was experiencing a part of the world that I had never s〔浏览更多 十二星座的月份表知识文章请关注 :聊星座网,WwW.liaOxiNgzUo.CC〕een before, and it made me want to further immerse myself in the language and culture. Of course, dreaming in English isn't always a pleasant experience. I've had nightmares where I couldn't understand what people were saying to me, and it left me feeling helpless and frustrated. But even these negative experiences have taught me something about the role that language plays in our emotions and perceptions. In conclusion, dreaming in a foreign language can be a fascinating and enlightening experience. Whether you're a language learner or just curious about other cultures, paying attention to your dreams can provide insight into your relationship with language and the world around you. So the next time you drift off to sleep, keep an ear out for the words and phrases that your brain might be processing in a different language. You never know what you might learn!