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Can bilinguals think in both of their languages?

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Original post by rambapa
So altogether you can think in 5 languages, right? No others, right?


Yep but like words or sentences from other languages that I have heard I can also think those in my head but like I have to force myself to do it, I won't automatically think them because obviously I don't fluently know them
Original post by DoyouEden?
Yep but like words or sentences from other languages that I have heard I can also think those in my head but like I have to force myself to do it, I won't automatically think them because obviously I don't fluently know them


But how many languages can you think in fluently?
Original post by rambapa
But how many languages can you think in fluently?


All 5 of the ones I know, my Korean is a bit iffy ngl but I still can think in it naturally
Original post by DoyouEden?
All 5 of the ones I know, my Korean is a bit iffy ngl but I still can think in it naturally


So all bilinguals can think in 2 languages?
Original post by rambapa
So all bilinguals can think in 2 languages?


I don't think so, I think it depends on the individual, my brother can't think in German or Urdu and he can't speak them very well at all cause he refuses to lol. However I think most bilinguals are able to think in 2 languages
Yeah, I speak englisn fluently (even better than my mother tongue) yet I tend to think in my mother tongue.
Original post by Macromolecular
Yeah, I speak englisn fluently (even better than my mother tongue) yet I tend to think in my mother tongue.


What languages can you think in?
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Original post by rambapa
What languages can you think in?


Greek 😬
Original post by Macromolecular
Greek 😬


Can you think in English?
Original post by rambapa
Can you think in English?


Haha! Yeah but I find myself 'thinking' more in Greek.*
Original post by Macromolecular
Haha! Yeah but I find myself 'thinking' more in Greek.*


Can you think in Greek?

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