Those of you that speak more than one language... you ever feel like going off in a non-English form of thinking?

[D_Bone_Steak]

I do all the time. I think in Japanese and then realize I'm just a white guy that's lived there for over 10 years and I try to keep it to myself. But some of you dumb fucks really makes me want to go ballistic. by the way, anime retards... I will shit on you...

[Guy13]

I have Thai friends like that and I can tell when they are thinking and translating Thai because English comes out... out of order. All the words are in sentence but all over the place. And they always do their accounting in native language out loud and then in English. I can't do it but I get it...

[D_Bone_Steak]

You at least sort of get it. It's a thing.

[Guy13]

Yeah, little bit.

[Anonymous]

Lol just like Spanish women that know English when they get mad, they start yelling in Spanish

[D_Bone_Steak]

I'm thinking on this thought.

[PraviteliNahuiValite]

I try to think in English as little as possible, because it's a dark spell casting language made by our enslaves.

The same people who made the skulls look like this:

Make us say "hell" when greeting others with "hello" or alternatively "good mourning".

[D_Bone_Steak]

That's a theory that.. but it's a little deeper than that in my opinion. We think differently and it can't be expressed. Like a complex process of bullshit.

[lalaloveee]

I only think in Russian. Would I think in English? Probably no. English is a very inadequate language for me and makes me feel very limited. The exact equivalents of many Russian phrases are not available in English, so in order to translate most of my Russian thoughts into English, I have to castrate them first.

[NathanDavis]

I've been speaking English and Spanish for most of my life... so nowadays I do not actually notice the switching

I can internalize in one but then express it on the other and this what I do without "noticing" it

[purplepoppy]

It's pretty common for people to switch between languages or just mix them up completely. Plus sometimes there's a perfect word or expression in one language but not another.

[Sasahara]

"Anime retards" you could at least call them otaku or weeb. But to answer your question, yeah I if I'm tired or something I think in Norwegian and translate it to English.

[D_Bone_Steak]

I could... but I didn't. I get where you're coming from though.

[D_Bone_Steak]

https://youtu.be/CWzaUkMvfZE
Think Finnish for a second. lolz