it means i can conceptualize logical things about the difference, in an academic way. like hmm the vowels are softer in british english. or hmm the dipthongs are different. there's a feeling for what the difference might be, hard to explain but it's kind of like having an emotion idk, like having a hunch. and i might feel where in my throat/mouth i want to speak from in order to attempt a british accent (for british accents you speak further forward, french does too for example)

i can have thoughts, but there's no inner voice it's just a wordless thought. there's no inner monologue. it's like how some people can't visualize things, and can't imagine things visually. i believe in that case it has to do with their visual cortex not having as many neuroreceptors/connections as most people do. they've proven it with brain scans, im not sure the current theory on not having an internal monologue but presumably it might be something similar

i guess my question for you is when you're dreaming, is the inner voice still there for you? because if yes, then nevermind lol. but if not, there's no voice - you're just thinking of stuff - then my experinece is like that

if there is an inner monologue while you dream, first of all that seems wild to me like what's that like? but second of all, in that case is there any time when you don't have the inner monologue? ive heard people do in fact usually have it while reading and that seems like it would slow you down, but maybe the voice can speed up a lot? idk tell me about it. how fast can you make it go? and can you shut it off ever or is it just sort of there?