Dream Is A Language

• Soft language: it uses “I” statements and focuses on the actions that took place, how they made us feel, and what we want to happen.
• Hard language: it starts with a generic hyperbole like “You always…” or “Why do you never…” 

Dreams add some chaos to our mundane life, a form of random noise that contrasts with routine life in the daytime.

By creating a Bizarro version of the world around us, dreams help us gain a well-rounded and less simplistic understanding of it.

When students are learning a foreign language, it is notable that some can express their thoughts beautifully with a limited vocabulary. Still, others that know the language much better struggle to make themselves understood.

How well somebody communicates in a new language has ver...