hi sis
my dreams are always funny they dont have any meaning but they are always in arabic but once i have any test or quize i start talking in
#emy dream by english

i dream in both but i think it is very much dependant on the surroundings also and the outside environment

but does that mean i have two languages as a mother tongue, that was a topic many scientists discussed about.

Normally we are familiar with one mother tongue language, but the possibility of having two, does it exist??

very nice observation#e
actully most of my dreams in arabic
and sometime in english#j
i wish if i can dream in different languages
which i don't know#i
thanx bro 4 this topic
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OK I will get some information in regard to that point and hopefully i can find something that is official

Ok this is just an extract of what has been said about being native bilinual.

First language, native language or mother tongue is the language a person learns first. Correspondingly, the person is called a native speaker of the language, although one may also be a native speaker of more than one language, if all of the languages are learned naturally without formal instruction, such as through cultural immersion before puberty. Often a child learns the basics of his or her first languages from his or her family.

You will find the rest of it at:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mother_tongue

I don't know how official I should consider this, but as I told you that it has been a lot of discussions about this. Even in censuses done in Canada they have considered this issue, which to me shows that it is true that a person mayy have two mother tongue languages or being a multilingual.

This is another link to the Canadaian census where they have considered people having more than one language. Also it is interesting to look at the graphs of the groupings of different languages.

www12.statcan.ca/english/censu…Reference/dict/pop082.htm

I hope this adds value to the topic because I really find it interesting.

Cute Question Omani Asli

It seems to me the same as asking whether your dreams coloured or not

I normally think in arabic.... so I expect my dreams to be in arabic , too

However, I remember some dreams in which I communicated in English or other language though I speak little of it

I believe that as long as you know more than one language (not necessary fluent) , it is quite possible to see yourself speaking them in dreams

Thanks Omani Asli