Dreaming in English As an English learner, I often dream in English. In these dreams, I am able to effortlessly express myself in a language that is not my mother tongue. It's as if my subconscious is telling me that I have mastered this foreign language to the point where it has become a part of me. Dreaming in English is not only a sign of language proficiency, but also a way to immerse oneself in the language. I find that when I wake up from an English dream, my mind is clearer and my vocabulary has expanded. The dreams also offer a unique way to practice speaking, listening, and reading comprehension, without the pressure of real-life interactions. Moreover, dreaming in English can also reflect our cultural aspirations. For example, if I dream of having a conversation with a native speaker, it could represent my desire to fully integrate into the English-speaking world. Similarly, if I dream of attending a prestigious university in an English-speaking country, it could indicate my ambition to achieve academic success within that culture. However, dreaming in English also has its limitations. Sometimes, my subconscious inserts English phrases or idioms that I haven't fully understood yet, or uses them out of context. This shows that language learning is not always linear and there will always be areas of improvement. In conclusion, dreaming in English can be a valuable tool for language learners to improve their skills, gain cultural insights, and realize their aspirations. As I continue on my language learning journey, I look forward to more dreams in English and the opportunities they bring.