>bilingual
>learn two more languages
>stream of thought comes out as a garbled mess of all 4 languages
Why
Bilingual
Elijah Torres
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Connor Phillips
There are concepts that are language specific, not just in the "deja vu" sense but in the sense of nuances. Even if there's a translation for a word it's usually not 100% the same thing. So you just think which words represent your ideas the best and end up with a mixed sentence.
Wyatt Nguyen
I tend to think mostly in english, but I still mix french and german a whole fucking lot in my head
Christian James
I'm losing spanish to the point I substitute german or french words.
Brade-Runna pidgen when?
Joseph Peterson
i think very little in language, I imagine most autists/ADHD people here do so as well, but OP's bilingual block hits nearly every time, said it best, concepts tethered to certain words that would be lost in translation
Anthony Wright
Brayden Cox
>think very little in language
Ho Lee Fuk.
Literally wild.
Mason Butler
I speak Russian, Hebrew, and English and so does most of my friends. When we talk we use simultaniously all three languages mixing not only vocabulary but also grammar.
Now if I talk to someone who doesn't know all three I feel like I'm not able to express myself as well as I usually do.
Parker Bell
concepts are represented by images, theres some dyslexia and phonemic processing problems thrown in to, I imagine there are plenty of people here like this. Temple Grandin a famous autism advocate spoke of it a lot
Cameron Martinez
>numbers
Is this the future?