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No. It's more like speaking the same language (English or whatever) aimed at a very specific audience. A bit similar to talking to someone who takes everything
by Tharkun 9y ago
No. It's more like speaking the same language (English or whatever) aimed at a very specific audience. A bit similar to talking to someone who takes everything literally. Without room for interpretation.
In that sense, it's closer to a method of organizing thought than it is to another language.
Background: software engineer who speaks 5 languages.
- tomphoolery 9y agoDo you feel like learning each of the languages you can speak has affected the way you think in any way? In other words, does being fluent in different languages cause people to think differently?
- maxxxxx 9y agoYes, different languages make you think differently. Some things are easier to express in one language than the other.