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Spanish speaker here. Also surprised that I understand the whistles, in particular the second video. Does it happen to you that when you think of a word in Eng
by chestertn 5y ago
Spanish speaker here. Also surprised that I understand the whistles, in particular the second video.
Does it happen to you that when you think of a word in English, even if you don't vocalize, some of your vocal cords become tense or move? Well, these whistles feel the same.
- bradrn 5y ago> when you think of a word in English, even if you don't vocalize, some of your vocal cords become tense or move Oddly enough, I haven’t ever perceived this, but I can consciously trigger it, and I do think I understand what you mean.