Bilingual people what language do you think in?

[Rabid]

But i hear voices in both english and swedish, of course

 

[Mute]

Huh this is weird

Ive thought in english pretty much all my life and im pretty surprised to learn that a lot of people here do too despite being from another country

maybe its cause the internet and media is pretty much completely in english (at least the corner of it that we use) and its easier to think in it rather than constantly switch

 

[Deleted member 305]

Huh this is weird

Ive thought in english pretty much all my life and im pretty surprised to learn that a lot of people here do too despite being from another country

maybe its cause the internet and media is pretty much completely in english (at least the corner of it that we use) and its easier to think in it rather than constantly switch

u think in greek

 

[Mute]

u think in greek

Me when
ελληνική ύπνωση ωχ όχι Θεέ μου γαμημένη βοήθεια αρχίζω να αγαπώ τον Όμηρο και τον Ηρακλή παρακαλώ βοηθήστε

 

[Isuckatgaming]

maybe its cause the internet and media is pretty much completely in english (at least the corner of it that we use) and its easier to think in it rather than constantly switch

basically yea

 

[Sneaky]

Generally English, although I switch quite a lot.

 

[Powley]

I almost never think in Arabic, all my thoughts even when im hysterical are in english
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I sometimes do that and its not really noticeable, it's strange that I always switch up languages mid convo

 

[surra]

bro moment ol

 

[Goatson]

almost exclusively english, i even talk to my closest swedish friends in english most of the time
my swedish is almost exclusively to be accepted socially lmao

 

[Ricsow]

i think in english because my vocabulary is way more advanced than in german

id be trying to figure out the correct words if i were to think in german

Same

 

[ruben slikk]

The voices in my head speak high elvish if that's what you want to know

 

[florek]

i think in english because my vocabulary is way more advanced than in german

id be trying to figure out the correct words if i were to think in german

same lol

i nowadays get stuck with english words because i don't know the german translation for it and it makes it really awkward for me when it happens

i think it's an interchanging mix between german and english, thinking wise

 

[ruble]

trilingual

i think in norwegian in the day-to-day most of the time but swap to english when it regards complex topics that dont go over in norwegian too well because it's a very limited old timey language - there are also many english loan words that make me do this too