This is so awesome!

:D

it is pretty awesome hunter! :)

It's not all that far fetched- I've been heard speaking something very quick before that 'Sounded like Spanish' according to my dad, who's pretty good with languages.

I don't speak Spanish, other than "Good day" and "One/Two beer please"

You've got yourself covered, then!
And on the topic of dreams... 7 3d viewings over like 5 months, and not a single dream (And I usually remember my dreams)...
FML.

And I found myself dreaming in English.

...

*cough* I am Spanish. So I often dream in Spanish.

I'm semi-prone to lucid dreams because I've had them before Avatar, and I think I had a couple since starting to view it but they were generally not related or only semi-related to it. Or once I decided the dream was then going to be about the Na'vi and such, but it didn't work out that wonderfully.

I've seen Avatar about 15 times in 3D, once in Imax, so I'm doing a lot worse than you! :)


Haha, that's the strangest thing!

Just the basics. I can't speak fluently 100%, but if you went up to me and said Oel ngati kameie, ma tsmukan...I'd know what you meant. ;)

Well then it sounds like it is possible. Ironically enough I passed out in the doctor's office due to a rapid change in blood pressure (which is weird as it is, but nothing serious) and I was told I said something like "kameie"

Some researchers say that you can influence what you dream about by what your brain is stimulated during that fuzzy haven we go into right before sleep overtakes us. So it could be possible. Ive spoken french in my sleep before, so why not Na'vi?

I've certainly dreamed of Pandora enough... I used to talk in my sleep years ago, but I don't think I do any more.

I've heard that if you dream in a language, you know it fluently.