Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Dreams"

A: It basically means "Good night."
or "I hope t
you have sweet/good dreams."

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A: Listening to the whole song, I would imagine it means this "love" phase. Let this phase pass.

Don't "hold your breath", "count to 10", "let it pass", are things you say when you don't want to succumb to your emotions.

Don't Hold your breath is don't expect an answer. So hold your breath would be wait for one.

Count to 10 is generally when a kid gets angry and the parent tells to count to 10, or wait.

Let it pass, is allow it to end.

While the next phrase, "keep it in" has a sexual connotation...

I don't know any similar phrases in japanese but I'd imagine there are a few.

A: It basically means "good night" in another saying/word

A: They mean the same thing

A: Plural dreams, singular dream. Both reflect their potential realization/happening.

It’s really subtle, but I hope your dream comes true that you can have a dream come true.

The come is a shortening of become. So become/becomes. I know that’s not extremely helpful- but unfortunately I don’t know the strict rule as to why it is this way

A:

the first sentence is an affirmation and the other one is not.

A: I hope my dream comes true.

I hope my dreams come true.

Dream = singular (1)
Dreams = plural (>1)

A: Depend on the context, but yes, it looks natural.

Dreams are everywhere.

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A: dreams come true

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A: @nkyma about! you can also use ‘of’ but ‘about’ sounds better.

A: Either sounds natural but I would say 2. about works best here!

A: 2 is more common, but both are correct

A: Dreams that can't be told in sober are pathetic!

A: Yes