[PockyUpNose]

you know that voice in your head when you think? What language does it speak usually?

for me, I know cantonese, and english. It speaks to me in english mostly even though i'm chinese.

[joonage]

lol. This seems like a "You're crazy" thread. xD

You're talking about the conscience or state of thought right?

I think in English. I swear in a mixture of Korean and English.

[LAgirl_213]

HAHA my spanish teacher was talking about this. shes caucasian but she said she could think in spanish and lik hear her voice in her head in spanish.

well the voice in my head speaks english most of the time.

[stellarzaizai]

It speaks english and filipino ~

[EMPIRE]

usually english & sometimes in viet (rarely though)

[SE7ENsyuhja]

Mine speaks in a mixture of korean&english.
Although most of the time it thinks in korean is when i'm cursing people also

[xoflora]

i think in english


this is probably stupid,
but i wonder what babies think in..
haha
and if babies have dreams, what they dream about =\

[chicanerist]

I think in English, but I prefer speaking in Cantonese...

mass confusion sometimes...

[heygirl08]

Haha, you know, I've been thinking about that recently.
It depends on how I can express myself the best either thinking in English or Korean.

[viruz]

Mine's in english. Never in viet or any other languages.

[yoojiners]

Both English and Korean..

[Becca*]

usually English
sometimes in Cantonese

[forgottenmemories]

English most of the time, but sometimes in Vietnamese too.

[Tetra]

Voice in my head is in chinese and japanese.
Half the time I don't know what the hell it's saying +_+

[xMCsushix]

i have no idea.. sometimes it speaks a whole different language......

[Natsuko]

English and Japanese. Sometimes Spanish which is odd since I can't really speak Spanish.

[LoH_Ter]

It speaks in english O_O.

[Malice_Kaiser]

I speak English and only English fluently, but sometimes I think in Spanish or occasionally Korean (out of habit of practice).
But that's not really often. I wish I were more bilingual.

[tOasty]

Usually its in English and sometimes Cantonese.

[Tamago86]

Esperanto with an icelandic accent while occasionaly lapsing into african tongue clicking