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That's true. I tend to think in English sometimes instead of Hungarian. It's easier to keep focus because the language is more "compressed".
by kowdermeister 10y ago
That's true. I tend to think in English sometimes instead of Hungarian. It's easier to keep focus because the language is more "compressed".
- type0 10y agoKnowing different languages you could have inner monologue in the language of your choice, but one doesn't have to. I think when you speak enough languages it's easier to come to the point where your thoughts don't have a language or at least one could loose that sense. When speaking, you almost have to think in a specific language, anyone who conversed with different persons in different languages would know that it takes time to "switch" to a different though model, that's because you have a loop between Wernicke's area, Broca's area and (pre)motor cortex and it takes effort to change language fast. Hence verbal translators only become good with a lot of practice.