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How many languages can you think in?

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Original post by aliou.amar1
Yep, I used to think in French but I haven't spoken it for long time (I still know it though)

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So which is your preferred thinking language?
Original post by michalekurs890
So which is your preferred thinking language?

Italian for sure 🇮🇹

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Original post by aliou.amar1
Italian for sure 🇮🇹

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yes your tapatalk shows it!
English og Dansk :smile:
Original post by abrack
English og Dansk :smile:


Which language do you prefer to think in?
Mostly English but sometimes a little in Irish and Spanish (very occasionally in German, Latin, French and Greek tho)
Three- English, French and Gujarati :tongue:
Original post by BhavyaB
Three- English, French and Gujarati :tongue:


Were you born in France?
Original post by michalekurs890
Were you born in France?


Oh no I'm just fluent in the language and have been doing it for several years now :smile:
Original post by BhavyaB
Oh no I'm just fluent in the language and have been doing it for several years now :smile:


What age did you learn those 3 languages?
Original post by michalekurs890
What age did you learn those 3 languages?


English and French since I was a baby and French since the age of 8 I think. I can speak other languages too but these are the ones I tend to think in. :biggrin:
Original post by michalekurs890
Tell me what ages you learnt each language.

I've known Somali since I could speak, Arabic since I was around 13, I've been learning Spanish since I was 8 and I learnt German fluently when I was 15
Original post by BhavyaB
English and French since I was a baby and French since the age of 8 I think. I can speak other languages too but these are the ones I tend to think in. :biggrin:


French since 8? Damn, do schools in the UK do that?
Original post by michalekurs890
French since 8? Damn, do schools in the UK do that?


Oh this isn't from school. I've been taking extra French lessons outside of school since that age. I started doing French at school after that so I've always been ahead :smile:
Original post by michalekurs890
Bonjourno!

Ah that clears a lot up. I think you can think in english, you are writing perfect english. I'm guessing you are thinking in english to read this post.


Buonasera :smile:

Well, I guess yes. Of course it's easier for me to think in arabic or italian but I'm trying to think more in other languages as well :smile:

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Original post by BhavyaB
Oh this isn't from school. I've been taking extra French lessons outside of school since that age. I started doing French at school after that so I've always been ahead :smile:


But why do you need to know French? No offence to the French People.

English is the current lingua franca of the world spoken well in

1) USA - largest economy in the world
2) India- largest democracy and soon largest population in the world
3) Old British Empire

Gujarati, nice, do you ever think in gujarati?
Original post by Anebris59
Buonasera :smile:

Well, I guess yes. Of course it's easier for me to think in arabic or italian but I'm trying to think more in other languages as well :smile:

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So arabic was learnt age 3?

Italian age 5? English age 6/7?

Medium of instruction in school was Italian, so Italian is your best language

You therefore think in Italian, but can think in English and Arabic if you want to. Right?
Original post by michalekurs890
Which language do you prefer to think in?


English - that is my native language. :smile:
Original post by abrack
English - that is my native language. :smile:


Wait, so how do you know Danish?
Original post by michalekurs890
yes your tapatalk shows it!


lol

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