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Further, do programming languages and math (each with their own definitions, notations, and axioms) count as language? I guess that would depend on how the brai
by shas3 11y ago
Further, do programming languages and math (each with their own definitions, notations, and axioms) count as language? I guess that would depend on how the brain processes these vs. spoken/written language.
How about dialects and very closely related languages? Surely, say, Tamil (or Mandarin) and English are quite different or orthogonal even, while Tamil (or Mandarin) and Kannada (or Cantonese) have similarities having diverged more recently (~2000 years for Tamil and Kannada/~1000 years for Chinese).
- auvrw 11y ago> programming languages and math i'm guessing these as much parietal as frontal. although we describe them as languages, they are indeed "processed" in a different way than verbal fluency.
- ionforce 11y agoAs far as I know (amateur language learning enthusiast) there's no support linking programming languages to foreign languages, other than random Internet folk such as ourselves drawing upon superficial similarities.