For ESLs, which language do you "think" in?

For ESLs, which language do you "think" in?

For me, everything is in English. But I count in a different language because it's quicker and I can count faster.

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>different language
which one? most languages I know of have either longer words for numbers or about the same

I often think in English, it's probably a 50/50 split with Italian at this point (yes I'm cucked big time). I can also think in other languages I am fluent in, but it doesn't come naturally unless I'm in the right setting (usually being abroad or working in one of those languages)

Man FUCK ESL class. I was bornes and raised in Canada and English is the only language I know.

But because I was brown and didn’t talk because I was shy they put me in ESL for years until they realized I was fluent

Wow that's some extreme autism

How good is your English? If I give you an academic paper would you be able to understand?

Reading an academic paper doesn't take that much
If you're truly know a language you'll be able to write one, and even better, "speak" one

Mostly English. I only think in Spanish when I'm interacting with other people.

>didn’t talk because I was shy they put me in ESL for years until they realized I was fluent
wtf you didn't had a conversation for a year?

I sometimes think in Armenian or Russian, it’s pretty random.
> But I count in a different language because it's quicker and I can count faster.
It better not be French because that 22 + 4 - 9 bullshit is fucking stupid