Owen SterlingLanguage in a dream is the brain working through the ways it receives and interprets the world. When the mind sorts through the ways signals are sent and received, it uses this symbol to organize the ways meaning moves between different parts of a life.
This movement toward new ways of communicating marks a shift in how the dreamer handles the news of their environment. A dream involving these structures points to the way a person is currently negotiating the distance between what is felt and what can be expressed. The difficulty in finding a common ground is a natural part of this cognitive sorting. This movement toward a more coherent understanding of one’s surroundings is already underway.
The dreamer of learning a new language engages in the labor of building new ways to make sense of the world. It shows the mind working to build the necessary tools for a change in how information is processed, suggesting that the capacity for new understanding is being constructed through repetition and practice.
To see someone speaking a different language is to encounter the limits of current connection. This dream points to the specific places where the exchange of meaning fails, showing where the attempt to reach an agreement with another person meets a wall.
Hey
In my dream,well, i saw two foreigners, a man and a woman, they were talking in a language like Italian(i understood it) in a street,and I’m passing by with someone. then i hear the man speaking in my language,but he can’tunderstand English. I say to him “nice sinhala”(my lang.) But he tells the woman that he needs translation ,in his language. Then i reapeat what i said in my language,he understands and smiles
Does someone know the meaning please?
Dear Reader,
Your dream is a signal for subconscious, pleasures and moment. This dream hints your subconscious is trying to protect you from experiencing them directly. You need to balance work and pleasure in order to succeed in your current undertakings. In a moment of loneliness you will have the opportunity to look at the bottom of yourself.