
1. Do you remember your dream when you wake up?
Well, I don't tend to remember my dreams most of the time. They usually fade away pretty quickly after I wake up. However, if the dream is particularly vivid , either very exciting or a bit scary, then it might stick with me for a while.
2. Do you like hearing others’ dreams?
It depends on the dream, honestly. I mean, some people just go on and on about the most mundane stuff, like picking out groceries in their sleep. But every now and then , someone will tell me about a crazy adventure or a super weird encounter in their dream, which can be pretty cool to listen to.
3. Do you share your dreams with others?
Not really because most of the time, I can't even recall my own dreams, you know. But if I do have a particularly interesting dream, like one that felt really emotional or strange, then maybe I'd tell someone close to me, like a friend or family member. They usually get a kick out of it .
4. Do you think dreams have special meanings?
Absolutely! You know, in many cultures, dreams are seen as a way for our subconscious to communicate with us. They might reflect our hopes, fears, or even hidden desires. Of course, not every dream is symbolic , but some can be quite vivid and be a clue that they hold a deeper meaning.
VOCABULARY
fade away (phrasal verb) = mờ dần
vivid (adj) = sinh động
go on and on about sth (phrase) = nói đi nói lại chuyện gì đó
mundane (adj) = nhàm chán
every now and then (idiom) = thỉnh thoảng
recall (v) = nhớ lại
get a kick out of sth (idiom) = tận hưởng, thích thú điều gì đó
subconscious (n) = tiềm thức
symbolic (adj) = chứa đựng nhiều ý nghĩa
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