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(Original post by Josb)
Depends on the context. I think in English on TSR.
Depends on the context. I think in English on TSR.
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(Original post by Josb)
French and English.
French and English.
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(Original post by 1secondsofvamps)
Yeah but not as often as english
Yeah but not as often as english
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(Original post by Blackstarr)
I only think in English as that is the ,language i mostly speak.
I only think in English as that is the ,language i mostly speak.
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(Original post by momoneyme89)
Can you think in any other languages?
Can you think in any other languages?
It feels like i am forgetting how to speak in my first language, so, let alone think in it.
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(Original post by Blackstarr)
Nope.
It feels like i am forgetting how to speak in my first language, so, let alone think in it.
Nope.
It feels like i am forgetting how to speak in my first language, so, let alone think in it.
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(Original post by momoneyme89)
What is your first language?
What is your first language?
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#16
I think in both English and Persian so yeah. Persian's my weaker language but my mother tongue.
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#17
(Original post by momoneyme89)
What is your other language? Can you think in your weaker language?
What is your other language? Can you think in your weaker language?
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(Original post by 1secondsofvamps)
Cantonese. I feel like I'm more fluent and better at english. I can think in Cantonese but I tend not to just because I find english easier.
Cantonese. I feel like I'm more fluent and better at english. I can think in Cantonese but I tend not to just because I find english easier.
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#19
i think in english but sometimes i have conversations in my head back and forth with the two languages i know, like 2 different people
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