I always try to think in English, but when I'm tired I think in Dutch (not relevant, but I don't care :D)

 

Hahaha very funny, I like that...Its a good question, I think in my accent which is south african mixture with french/spanish..very cool.. :) any ladies want to hear.

Hahaha very funny, I like that...Its a good question, I think in my accent which is south african mixture with french/spanish..very cool.. :) any ladies want to hear.

 

Do we want to hear you think ?? hmm how does that work :P

well dur

Dunno, but I do know I often think in English. And that's in an American accent.

but i don't say aboot

 

My uncle's from Brooklyn and he says "aboot" when he's trying to say "a booth". :awesome:

When ppl talk to me from different countries they all say omg you have the cutest lil accent

My uncle's from Brooklyn and he says "aboot" when he's trying to say "a booth". :awesome:

I'm talking aboot aboot

=

I'm talking about a booth

 

:lol:

 

/ Canadian born in Brooklyn accent

Yeah I kind of do.

 

Does anyone else ever sometimes in the wrong language? This can be quite embarrassing.

Yeah I kind of do.

 

Does anyone else ever sometimes in the wrong language? This can be quite embarrassing.

 

it gets embarassing if you work in a shop and you serve a foreign customer (in english) and when they are gone you still think in english and you start speaking english to the german customers....it is weird how fast this happens...

in class, most of the time, I think in english (american accent), when talking to my groupmates, I think in one lithuanian dialect, when Im at home, I think in another lithuanian dialect.

Yeah I kind of do.

 

Does anyone else ever sometimes in the wrong language? This can be quite embarrassing.

Yeah, it happens to me to often. It's because at work we talk half of the time Dutch and half of the time English - I have many foreign colleagues. I take the English back home apparently.

 

In dreams everyone switches to English often and sometimes I dream even in French or Danish. Once I dreamed that someone was talking Chinese and I could understand what he said. Don't ask me how that works, dreams work in mysterious ways I guess.

For me my thinking voice is kind of a mental projection of my real voice, so I'd say yes.

This.

 

My Slovene accent (when speaking Slovene) is pretty strong so yes, I do think in my accent AND my dialect. There's no way I'd think in the standard version of my first language. As for English... I don't know. Someone said I have a European accent but I use the British dialect.

 

I only think in a spanish accent. It throws me off since I'm not spanish. That's why I don't think.

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