It Finally happened. They told me it would.
I just didn't think it would happen here.
I often wondered when it would happen.
It happened the other night.
I remember waking up.
And I knew that I was dreaming in Spanish.
And I spoke Spanish back.
But I can't remember what happened.
And I probably didn't say it right.
Then I rolled over and went back to sleep.
Edit**** Just so you aren't too impressed with my language skilz....
Tonight I had the opportunity to do a food order...
(a food order is an order for commodities for those who are needy-it's my responsibility as the Relief Society president to assist those in need by filling out an order and assessing the needs of the person/family)
Anyway....
I guess I was rolling my rrrs too much.
Because the ladies were laughing at me, saying it sounded like I said,
"Canned puppy dog" instead of
Canned pears.
Of course I knew exactly what I was talking about....
Monday, January 25, 2010
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I sometimes dream I'm flying. But I don't know if I've ever dreamed I was speaking another language. Maybe Elvish. I dunno.
Awwww!! That is so great! In my dreams I'm always speaking in "Mommyese"...and my kids still look at me like I'm Chinese.
Maybe I should try spanish.
That is very cool.
Oh my goodness! You have arrived. That is amazing.
You have finally reached the top. Congratulations!
how weird! funny too!
Oh that is too funny! I always talk and sometimes walk in my sleep...cut the things I say aren't nice...so John tells me.
I think you've made Spanish a PART of you now, vs being something you speak!
I asked my MIL (fluent) how you know you've REALLY got the language and she said it's when you sit there listening to someone speak and you understand w/o translating it in your head. It's already understood perfectly. I never got there. lol I think dreaming in Spanish would be a pretty good indicator too. And seriously, who knew rolling your R's could have such a dramatic change in meaning.lol.
I speak spanish - or used to speak it much better. I get patients at work frequently that require me to use my language skills. I'm so grateful I have them, someday I really need to brush up on them. How hard could it be? !!
Kristin
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