| Nintendogamer said: Welsh but no one here knows what that is. |
Diolch. That's all I know. I lived in North Wales for 6 months, in a little town called Dolgellau. And yes, I know how to pronounce that.
No troll is too much for me to handle. I rehabilitate trolls, I train people. I am the Troll Whisperer.
I speak 3 languages but I think in only two of them. Since I was born in french I speak french all day long and I think in french most of the time. Things changed when I started a professional a career in design and moved in a bilangual city. Everyday I live with french speaking people but my work and all programs I use are all in english. So I had to learn in english in order to keep going. I studied design in a french speaking school but everything was still in english.
If I think about work and design I immediately think in english otherwise I think in french. Also anything that has to do with the internet I do it in english. If I think about games or movies I think in english.
This is a very amusing thread I never really realised or even thought about this subject xD
Well my primary language is English and my secondary is Portuguese (know a few others but not the proficient in them).
I guess 75% of the time I think in English even though I live in Portugal and interact outside my house in Portuguese, but still my tough process seems to be English, the only occasion I seem to be working in Portuguese is during study periods and tests.
All my dreams are seem to be in English.
Troll_Whisperer said:
Diolch. That's all I know. I lived in North Wales for 6 months, in a little town called Dolgellau. And yes, I know how to pronounce that. |
Croeso, iechyd da! Quite delightful to hear someone taking some notice of the welsh. I've lived in North Wales all my life.
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Xen said:
Good luck and SPEAK with native speakers LOTS. Russian is a pretty crazy language, and only speaking it will hand you the reins of control, mainly thanks to the big conjugation, suffix, and intonation focus in it. |
Thanks! I'm gonna keep at it. I went to St. Petersburg in June and loved it, I can't wait to go back sometime! Russian is hard but I'll be the first to admit I've been lazy in practicing it. I don't know anyone besides my teacher who speaks it fluently so its hard to practice :(
Where are you from?
I'm from Montenegro (Ex Yougoslavia) and I'm trilingual, Serbo-Croatian (mother language), French (where I live) and English (just like now) and I'm thinking in all of them. It depends on situations, and things that I think of.
I'm currently learning Japanese, I hope that one day I'll be able to think in Japanese too, as easily as I can think in these 3 above.
miz1q2w3e said:
I don't know about moza but after thinking about it (lolpun) I think people experience a mixture of both For instance while thinking about your post and how I was going to reply to it, I thought in words 100%, just assembling ideas and sentences with thought. Also, I can intentionally think about something and it'll feel like me talking I also realized that I don't actually stop and think about much throughout my day, if at all. If a random thought does happen to pop up in my head (especially if unintentional) then it usually represents itself as an idea/concept rather than words/sentences, especially if the corresponding word is unknown/hard to describe, like the face of a pretty girl whose name I didn't know, the word girl didn't pop into my head either, just the face. Regarding feelings like hunger/thirst or heat/cold and the sort, I doubt most people would think up sentences for that stuff either One example is just now I was thinking of what I was going to have for breakfast tomorrow, the idea of sunny side up eggs with a runny yolk immediately popped into my head but my corresponding word for that thought was just 'eggs'. When I remembered that I wanted extra salt I saw salt and thought 'salt'. Is it different for you? OT: The fact that the words were 'eggs' and 'salt' means I was thinking in english lol |
Hmmm. So you only actually think a few words in a day. It's not like in the movies either. I usually don't even do that (telling myself one word and associate it with a broader concept). Though, as I said, when I am writing, I actually think the words while I type.
If I thought about what I'm having tomorrow for breakfast, I just have the image or the idea in my mind. Like, perhaps I picture the items quickly. If I'm thinking of something I'm gonna do, I can picture myself doing it in the future, though not at normal speed, just like a few select photograms that go through my mind in a second. It's hard to describe...
No troll is too much for me to handle. I rehabilitate trolls, I train people. I am the Troll Whisperer.
Nintendogamer said:
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Croeso I understand, the rest I have no idea of what you said. 
No troll is too much for me to handle. I rehabilitate trolls, I train people. I am the Troll Whisperer.
Marks said:
Where are you from? |
Currently - Israel. Though I was born in the USSR.
| huaxiong90 said: Believe it or not, I think in both English and Arabic. Moreso in English, though. |
same.
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