Well Wisher  +  341510 Wed, 21 Mar 07 02:00 AM Have you tried sleep learning or hypnopaedia? Many sites encourage sleep learning and offer courses that teach you foreign languages while you sleep. Does it work? Do you know a sleep learner? If it works, even a little, it is worth trying, since we spend one third of our lives sleeping. Well Wisher Joined on Sun, Apr 16 2006 New Member 35

	Francesca  +  341735 Wed, 21 Mar 07 05:10 PM I prefer not to try it: since I study and work all day long, I really need to rest at night Francesca Joined on Tue, Oct 11 2005 Contributing Member 1,786

	Woodward  +  341900 Thu, 22 Mar 07 04:24 AM I personally don't believe in it. I thinks its just a marketing ploy to get money out of people that believe anything they read. Woodward Joined on Tue, Jun 24 2003 A New Zealander in Chile Senior Member 2,747 Don't let schooling interfere with your education. www.grammar.cl - www.vocabulary.cl

	Kooyeen  +  342077 Thu, 22 Mar 07 02:40 PM Hi guys, those methods don't work, there's no scientific proof that sleep-learning works, but there's much evidence that you won't get any result. You sure can't learn, say, differential and integral calculus by sleeping! (if you sleep during class you won't learn anything, I guess... ) One thing is for sure: if you study before going to sleep, chances are you'll memorize more. So I believe that reading, practicing, or listening to some English before going to bed is much more helpful than doing so in the morning, for example. Learning about difficult subjects could be difficult because you might be tired at the end of the day, but reading a book or listening to some radio will sure help you improve your English. PS: reading the above post about creativity reminded me that if you practice English before going to bed, you are more likely to dream in English, sometimes. Kooyeen Joined on Thu, Dec 22 2005 Italy Senior Member 4,981 Parental Advisory / Explicit Posts

	Fleder_m@u_S  +  342084 Thu, 22 Mar 07 02:56 PM  Kooyeen wrote: Learning about difficult subjects could be difficult because you might be tired at the end of the day, but reading a book or listening to some radio will sure help you improve your English. This method really works. I "read" a dictionary before going to bed, it helps me... feel sleeply. Just never help me dream in English though. Fleder_m@u_S Joined on Sun, Feb 4 2007 HCMC - Vietnam Full Member 269 Who will believe in you if you don't believe in yourself?

	Sangeldi  +  343081 Sun, 25 Mar 07 06:01 AM At the beginning of this schoolyear, I dreamt in English once or twice a week but I just couldn't find out why. Now I'm trying to dream in English again but the result is not very successful. But I don't think reading before going to sleep could help, because I've done so several times. Sangeldi Joined on Sun, Jan 14 2007 Vietnam New Member 36

	Passionate_freak  +  343125 Sun, 25 Mar 07 08:29 AM Yap, it's somewhat possible but gotta find the genuine one to teach us. Through hypnosis it is possible.Once in the near history ( i forgot the date ) during a war American soilders were taught foreign language and were trained in more than a half of the required time. Well, let me tell you about the greatest hypnotist ever in this world : Dr. Narayan Dutt Shrimali, go for it and find more about him and many more....siddhashram.org regards Passionate_freak Joined on Mon, Oct 24 2005 nepal Full Member 466 Make a friendship Let the love survive It will surely dry Tears from your eyes, saw rose Regards, Dates