I recently watched a christian tv show where I
saw a pastor perform a miracle on a deaf and dumb man and when he was asked to speak, he could
speak..but then it hit me, how?
How could he master the complexity of the
english language within seconds of hearing it for the first time
Language can be defined as
the method of human communication, either spoken or written, consisting of the
use of words in a structured and conventional way
So how does a deaf man who
can't hear the pronounciation of the letter A as 'hay' capitulate within
seconds the pronounciation of the word 'ABLE'
Why does 'to', 'two', 'too'
all sound alike but have different meanings?
Hence I wonder what language
the child of a dumb woman who was raised lets say on a desserted island would
grow up to speak. assuming the child wasn't dumb could they create there own
language as The need for communication has always been a basic need for the
human race. Then how did we come about sounds and consonants and vowels and
phonetics.......
I often wonder why as babies
we can master the complexities in language and be able able to attach sounds to
words and give those words meaning to form the bases of an understanding
U can Try to form an alphabet
by jst drawing a random sign but try pronouncing it without using any of the
known alphabets for instance try pronouncing אֶת-הָעִי
So How did we distinguish the
english language from french
Aw did we attach meaning to
these words.
What makes the letters 'T', 'H', 'I', 'N', 'K' mean think?
I know some would refer to the
bible in the city of babel when God scattered the people while trying to create
the tower with different tongues but the issue here is how the languages
evolved and how our forefather's gibberish turned into yourba, hausa or igbo and how we were able to synchronize every
yoruba, igbo or hausa statements with actual meaning in english
How does the brain capitulate
words?
The smae ltteers anraged difrneftly maens a
difrneft tihng and as cmopelx as it is u smeohow uesdnatnrd waht am aulaclty
wrnitig rhigt now
Why weren't we just speaking when we were born
and why did we have to speak gibberish for a couple of year before growing to
learn....
What if babies gibberish is actually a language and maybe the original
language we are supposed to be speaking cos it was what we were born with.
think about it all babies makes the same
sound no matter the tribe or country they are from
What if its a universal
language?
If so imagine what was going
on in your head as a baby when people couldn't understand you.
Why was it easy for you to learn and understand a new language as a 3
year old and harder for you to learn a new language as an adult(u might try
learning chinese now and let's see how that goes)
what do u think
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