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  Remember, /r/Showerthoughts is for showerthoughts, not "thoughts had in the shower!"
  (For an explanation of what a "showerthought" is, please read this page.)
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  You'd be surprised how many dreams are in either or both languages. 
  I also understand a few other languages (can read and understand spoken, but can't really write or speak myself), but they rarely show up in my dreams. >
  
  personally, my first language is Spanish, but i've had dreams in German and Japanese and English when studying those. i rarely have dreams in Spanish! dreams, for the most part, are just like echoes of my waking life. >
  
  I speak Spanish, English and a bit of French, normally the thoughts change languages depending on what I'm doing or on what I interact with.
  For food and wine for example I often switch to French because the best food and wine I've had was in France, good food and wine always transport me to that beautiful country. 
  English and Spanish constantly switch places.
  In my dreams also changes depending on what I'm dreaming, I've had entire dreams on the three languages but more often in Spanish since it's my native language. >
  
  Not bilingual but trilingual, it really depends on the dream, if I'm running for my life I'll be swearing in my first language though >
  
  I vividly remember a dream where there were multiple languages, depending of the people/person I was interacting with (at least 4 languages)