I
always
dream
in
English.
No
matter
what
I
dream
about,
the
conversations
and
interactions
are
always
in
English.
It
has
become
such
a
normal
occurrence
that
I
almost
forget
that
it
isn't
the
same
for
everyone.
I
grew
up
in
a
bilingual
family,
but
my
first
language
is
undoubtedly
English.
My
parents
made
a
conscious
effort
to
expose
me
to
both
languages
from
a
young
age,
but
English
quickly
became
my
dominate
language.
As
a
result,
I
tend
to
think
and
process
information
in
English
by
default. I
find
that
dreaming
in
English
is
a
reflection
of
my
daily
life.
I
communicate
in
English
on
a
daily
basis,
whether
it's
at
work,
with
friends
or
online.
I
consume
most
of
my
media
in
English,
whether
it’s
TV
shows,
movies,
music
or
books.
English
is
the
language
I
feel
most
comfortable
expressing
myself
in. However,
there
are
drawbacks
to
dreaming
in
just
one
language.
Sometimes,
I
struggle
to
express
my
thoughts
and
feelings
in
my
second
language,
which
is
Mandarin.
It
leads
to
moments
where
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have
to
pause
and
consciously
think
about
what
I
want
to
say
or
struggle
to
use
the
correct
words.
It's
frustrating
because
I
know
I
am
capable
of
expressing
myself
well
in
Mandarin,
but
my
mind
defaults
to
English. Despite
these
challenges,
I
am
grateful
for
the
opportunities
that
being
bilingual
has
brought
me.
Knowing
more
than
one
language
allows
me
to
communicate
with
a
wider
range
of
people,
appreciate
and
understand
different
cultures
on
a
deeper
level,
and
opens
up
more
doors
for
me
professionally.
So,
even
though
I
may
always
dream
in
English,
I
am
constantly
working
towards
improving
my
proficiency
in
Mandarin
and
other
languages,
as
it
helps
me
to
expand
my
horizons
and
broaden
my
perspective.