There is a lot of interesting information in this article, it shows us the complexity and charm of language. The sound of a word or even a word is the result of a series of activities, closely related to the function of different parts of the brain. For most people, the speech area is primarily located in the left hemisphere of the brain, which consists of a larger brain area. The speech area includes the speech motor area, called Broca's area, which if damaged will causes motor aphasia. There's a speech hearing center above the temporal lobe, near the occipital lobe, that's involved in understanding spoken speech, also known as the Wernicke’s area, damage to this area can cause auditory aphasia; In the parietal occipital junction, there's also the speech vision center, and damage to this area can lead to difficulties in understanding written language. I think language learning is a process of building neural connections, just like memory. Through early practice, deep furrows in the cortex and stable neural connections are established.
The charm of language is reflected in many places. There are many languages in the world, but there are always different degrees of contact between languages. At the same time, it is very common that a word can have many meanings. Language is formed because of the need for communication between people, so it's easy to explain why the lexical coverage of different language systems is different.The names of relatives mentioned in the book and the language mentioned in the previous class that did not have a word to describe the war. There are many ways to address relatives in China, you can always find the right word.I think it's because China has a long tradition of ethnic group.Many of the ancient buildings are big houses. A family name may develop from family to a small town, which means that all the people in the town are related by blood. It's important to know what to call your relatives.
I think language learning is a process of building neural connections, just like memory. Through early practice, deep furrows in the cortex and stable neural connections are established. To maintain memory requires constant use, so language learning cannot be separated from communication. At the same time, an in-depth understanding of a language requires an understanding of its formation, such as the culture and history of the country.
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