what is "imagination" in your language/dialect?
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♡I'm American but I live in Japan. Imagination in Japanese is "souzouryoku" 想像力　or ”sousakuryoku” 創作力. Hope this helps!♡
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language? example of what you want to do?
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I believe that fiction is inspired by the truth and fantasy is merely a dream of reality ;-)\n\nI never wear mask, take me as I am, if not then leave me as I am...
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....only your imagination...
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　　　　　　　chinese     　　　　　　Japanese\nLive        　　　　　活（生活） 　　   せいかつ（生活）\nLaugh       　　　　　笑       　　   　　　  　　わらう　（笑う）\nLove       　　　 　　爱          　　　　　  　　あい　　（愛）\nDream      　　　　梦（梦想）　　　　ゆめ　　（夢）\n\nI am not sure what you really want, so i listed both.\nI hope these can help you.
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For me that's Spanish, it is so thrilling and passionate. On the second place of course Italian.\nHave a great day!
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The usual form of the English expression is actually "building castles in the air".    It refers to attempting the attractive but impossible, and so often to a futile waste of energy.  Often said of the aspirations of a "daydreamer"; one may even say "he was just sitting there building castles in the air" for "he was daydreaming".\n\nMany European languages have the same expression.  In French they have the curious form, "build castles in Spain" an expression which appears at least as early as the late 17th century (see more below).  I do not know whether the French is the "original" from which others are adapted, though I do know that quite a number of expert "paremiologists" ("paremiology" is the study of proverbs) have written on these different forms. \n\nUnfortunately, I cannot supply more details on what these folks have uncovered before time runs out on your question.  But within the week I hope to have in my hands an article by Wolfgang Mieder, the world's leading paremiologist, on the German form of the expression, but also exploring the French.  The notes to his article should include some good information on your question.  (So feel free to contact me in a couple of weeks, after I've had a chance to look it all over.)\n\nAs for the French expression, from the Memoirs of Madame de Montespan[1641-1707], Volume 6, ch 28:\n\n"She [Francoise d'Aubigne] had seen several notorious friendships collapse in succession; and it is not at the age of forty-six or forty-seven that one can build castles in Spain to dwell in with young love."
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Supercalifragilisticexpealidoucious or something real close
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Kyon nahin, Aisi duniya zaroor hoti hai- usko hum KALPANA ke naam se jante hain. Apni kalpana (imagination) ko khol ke dekho, Harry Potter ki duniya uske saamne kuchh bhi nahi lagegi.\n\nENGLISH TRANSLATION: yes, indeed a world like Harry Potter does exist- we know it as IMAGINATION. Once you open up the doors of your own imagination, you will find yourself in an even more fascinating world.
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It means that you have not yet "let him go." Or, you could just have a vivid imagination.
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What?  Are you asking for a phrase in another language, and if so, what's the phrase and what's the language?
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probably anything that i'd be currently learning...\n\nlike now, it's french and spanish... ;p
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we are always thinking...non stop.nothing else can translate our thoughts other than language.\nlanguage is the means of communication and also a vehicle of thought.\nwithout language a writer,politician,salesman,lovers cant communicate...ouuuuch
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yes its all about imagination
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I have dreams that are SO realistic about being in Nazi germany during the worst of it..(I have no members of my family that were there).I also speak foreign languages in my sleep that my husband says are very clear, but he doesn't recognize the language.(We both know some German, though).. (One of the other lives I think I've had is in Cleopatra or Nefertiti's time.)
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in what context do you need these analogies?\nlike poetic or exact descriptions?
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fantasy \n\ncomintary\n\nhigh lights\n\ngame action