I was sitting next to a little girl the other day who was speaking German, and I got to thinking, how does she concect the words she's saying to what they accually mean? But I'm sure someone thinking German thinks the same thing. I mean, when I hear someone say "tree" i think of a tree...common sense, right? But when someone who is...say Spanish, says "arbol" how do they know that means tree also? It's just because they've grown up knowing that, and I've grown up knowing english, but it's a weird topic to think about in my oppinion. And then if you think past that one person who is speaking German, to the people who taught them, and so on, it's weird, because our languages have been passed on for years and years. Who made them up? And how did they make them up? If i discovered something new, I'd have no idea what to call it. I don't know...it's just interesting to me. I attemoted to learn Spanish, and it was really hard, so how do people learn english when it is ranked 2nd hardest language in the world?!?!
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~G.I.
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Please comment!
~G.I.
P.S. If we make any mistakes in our entries, please post a comment and let us know, because we don't always catch them. :)
