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Hoppla-Daisy
07.12.2009, 07:55
When I woke up this morning I realized that I had dreamt in ENGLISH!!! So I thought of this section of the board once again (no, I' not going to tell you about my dream :-D) having been neglected for quite a long time.

Let's give our English just another chance to develop (it's always good to start with simple things, though ;-))

GOOD MORNING TO EVERYBODY! :-winky

Off to work now :-stud

hennessy
07.12.2009, 07:59
Good morning!
I dreamt of nothing, neither in German, nore in English.:-nix

pottmed
07.12.2009, 08:48
Hey, good morning !

You dreamt in English ? Why that ?

I wasn't able to sleep so no dreams in any language :-nix

Hoppla-Daisy
07.12.2009, 08:53
I have no idea why! It just happened :-D

You should go and have an exhausting next weekend - and you will see that even you will be able to sleep :-)). Mine was very packed, so apparently my brain had something to do :-D

Flauta
07.12.2009, 14:57
I know how it is to dream in a foreign language:
It happend an sometimes still happens to me that I dream in German.
If this happens in holidays, when I sleep with others in a room, they always wonder how this can happen (even while sleeping I can't shout up....:-nix :-))

My English is getting worse and worse (I thinking now for some moments how the term bad ist gesteigert).

Good idea Daisy, good training!

Die Niere
07.12.2009, 15:15
If this happens in holidays, when I sleep with others in a room...Ahhh...at that time in the holiday camp...me and my flute :-))

greetz, the kidney

Flauta
07.12.2009, 15:43
@kidney: Yes, of course. What else could this be!
You know that everything is turning around flutes.....;-)

Hoppla-Daisy
07.12.2009, 16:12
@Flauta: bad -> worse -> worst

Flauta
07.12.2009, 16:22
@ Daisy: so that was not so bad in the vorletzte Post (penultimum? forlast? :-nix) post.

I should read Harry Potter again in English to practise!!

Hoppla-Daisy
07.12.2009, 16:25
Why not simply "previous posting"? ;-)

Flauta
07.12.2009, 16:29
Oh yes, oh ups....that had been too easy I suppose.

If I really go to London soon, I should rehearse a bit my English....

sodbrennen
08.12.2009, 13:47
I practice my English in every tutorial I give. It's the best thing to train my English, although I never liked talking English very much. :-(

Flauta
08.12.2009, 14:04
Hm, I liked talking, but grammar ("concordance des temps") and finding the right preposition was not really funny, so at school I really hated English lessons.
Spanish was more naturally, closer to latin and french...so I wanted to finish this hated English-subject as soon as possible, but now I was happy, if I was more fluently,....and I lost soooooooo much of it (but that is the same for my German language skills too.....).

sodbrennen
08.12.2009, 14:32
you would be happy oder you were already happy?

Flauta
08.12.2009, 19:21
I would be? Subjonctif?

BaldDr?
24.06.2010, 18:46
Haha...you're funny (My english teacher tries to break us of the shortcuts desperately) :)

English is the reason I'll have to wait for being a student. But what shall I do. I'm a horrible english-speaker... :(

last night I dreamt i was pregnant but it wasnt a child but fat :D:D:D:D:D
Ive an BMI of... nearly 16? ^^

Kyutrexx
12.07.2010, 14:15
@thread-starter:
Dreaming in English? Nothing to worry about. When I finish one of my TV sessions in English (I prefer watching movies and TV shows in their native language), I sometimes have to remember to switch back to German ^^.

Nonetheless, after I have read this thread it occurs to me that even those being proficient in English are a bit reluctant to actually use it.

Since Ms. Daisy ;) initiated the idea of practicing English in written form, I propose to not let this thread die.

So pray tell me: how did cultivate your English?

Angeletta
15.07.2010, 12:39
Even though I had English as an A level at school and passed the CAE, I never dreamt in English.
Apart from that, most of my dreams just happen.. I know what is said and done but I'm not able to categorize the language.
There is direct speech but not in terms of a real, existing linguistic idiom.
I'm not sure if I illustrated this understandably :-))

bb-freak
18.07.2010, 16:56
Well, I have already experienced something similiar to your dreams. Once upon a time at school (it seems to be soooooooooooo far away although I have just finished school this summer) I began to write in English while dealing with "Faust" during our German lessons.

Teevee
18.07.2010, 20:06
hmm, I've got the feeling as though I saw you posting on team-andro, bb-freak.
Am I right, or is it just that someone coincidentally had the same nick name?