Dreaming in English I often dream in English. It's a curious thing, as English is not my native language, but rather a language I learned in school. Yet, somehow, it has become part of my subconscious, popping up in my dreams like a familiar old friend. At first, it was a bit confusing. I would hear people speaking English around me, but I couldn't quite understand what they were saying. But as the dreams continued, my comprehension improved. I found myself responding in English, even coming up with witty puns and jokes that surprised me. Dreaming in English has opened up a whole new dimension for me. It's like studying abroad in my own mind. I've visited English-speaking countries, met new people, and experienced new cultures, all without leaving my bed. It's a way for me to practice my language skills without feeling self-conscious or nervous about making mistakes. Of course, not all of my dreams are in English. Sometimes I dream in my native language, or a mix of both. It all depends on the situation and the people in the dream. But I always feel a little thrill of excitement when I hear English being spoken in my dreams. It's like a secret code that only I can understand. Dreaming in English has also taught me a lot about the language itself. I've noticed patterns, idioms, and phrases that I wouldn't have picked up on otherwise. It's given me a deeper appreciation for the language and its nuances. In the end, I'm grateful for my English-speaking dreams. They're a fun and interesting way to explore a language that I love. Who knows, maybe one day I'll even be fluent enough to dream in English every night.