I think people would also relate to the fact that speaking different dialects of the same language can greatly influence the way we think and behave. I think there are more "aggressive" dialects and more "polite" dialects of the same language.

In general, the linguistic relativity hypothesis suggests that our language influences the way we think about and experience the world, although the degree of influence may vary by language and culture.

The video show's how language can influence how we perceive and categorize the world around us. Different languages may highlight or downplay certain aspects, affecting our attention and interpretation.

Offer valuable insight into the profound impact language has on our minds and the way we move through the world. It encourage viewers to consider the complexity of language and its role in shaping human thought and experiences.

It is wonderful the way we can communicate all over the world because there are many languages.

Also, the human mind is fascinating because in Kuku thaayorre they don't use words like "right" and "left", everything is in cardinal directions. For me , it is curious because sometimes we don't know how to use them and we just say:”right” and “ left”.

The world today is very amazing and we have to explore more and enjoy if we have the opportunity to travel we can know and see the difference because it is better to have the experience..

When we speak we make sounds and vibrations that travel through the air and are received by the ears of other people. An interesting fact shown in the video is that there are 7,000 languages in the world and they all take different forms due to vocabulary, structure, and sounds.

I found the phrase she said interesting about "To have a second language is to have a second soul" and if you analyze that phrase in depth it makes sense because you have that ability or gift of being able to learn that language and be able to communicate with another person, society or culture and it is not something that everyone can do.

Language is something so complex because as mentioned in the video they have different sounds, vocabulary and structure and there are examples of contrasts between languages, things that in our language mean something or imply something in other languages does not exist or perhaps has another meaning.

Language is not only a communication tool but also a means to understand the world, highlighting the profound impact of linguistic diversity on human thought and perception.

It also tells us how language shapes our understanding of the world and how these influences can vary between different cultures and languages.

The extent of lenguage's influence is debated, research indicates that language does play a significant role in shaping our cognitive processes and worldview. Also the lenguage can influence the wey we think when we talk about terms that we don't know and we think in other things. Besides the lenguage can influence the way we think through of different types of language prossecing such as recognized words from sounds and interpretering the meaning of sentence.

The lenguage can influence the way we think too in the culture because there are a lot people that comunicate with one aonther using a dazzaling array of lenguage and this happend maybe for the culture or the type of person and this shapes the way tha we think

Grammatical gender in languages can shape associations between objects and concepts. For instance, French speakers associate objects with masculine or feminine qualities, and this can influence their thinking about these objects.

In his explanation on how the language molds our way of thinking, Lera Boroditsky highlights how different languages influence our perception and understanding of the world. Explain how certain languages have grammatical structures that emphasize certain concepts, which affects the way in which their speakers think about these concepts. For example, languages that do not distinguish between past and future can lead to their speakers to have a perspective more present and oriented to the present in comparison with those who are distinguished between these verbal times.

Boroditsky also examines how linguistic differences can influence the perception of space, time, colors and other aspects of human experience. In summary, its research highlights how language is not only a communication tool, but also a lens through which we see and understand the world around us.

The voice even usually changes and you can hear it totally different from how you hear it in your native language, although other people do not personally notice it, however the Spanish language is very descriptive, the opposite of English lacks the description of things. but the pronunciation is much more complex.

Language in different places can also change the thought or perception of events, due to the different meanings, for some people a phrase can mean something simple but other people with another language may need more context to know what that phrase refers to. phrase and so many times the same words but in different regions they may not mean the same, it is striking how there are languages ​​where there is no variety of colors, numbers and other details but it has been communicated like this all our lives.

Larning different languages will help to have a great perception, since all languages have a different pronunciation, vocabulary, and other things that change the structure. So, it can be that some languages have their own words to communicate according to their linguistic, like the meaning of some words may be new to someone who is learning.

An interesting point that the video mentions, is that the genre has different uses in some languages, it can change because something that in one language is described as feminine in another can be considered as male. So, to conclude this video helps us to understand that there are different ways of expressing your thoughts according to the languages.

This develops knowledge and help you brain.

To finally it's really amazing how perception changesfrom one language from another.

Language also influences our understanding of concepts such as time and gender. English speakers think about time horizontally, while Mandarin speakers think about time vertically. In addition, the gender of nouns in some languages can affect how we describe and perceive objects. The structure of our language can influence not only individual thoughts but also broader social attitudes.  We must preserve linguistic diversity and appreciate languages.

I liked the phrase that was mentioned: “To have a second language is to have a second soul”. Because yes, language shapes our thoughts and perceptions. When we learn a new language, we not only acquire a new set of words and grammatical rules, but a new way of looking at the world. It increases our ability to empathize with different cultures and understand diverse points of view. Learning a new language is like developing a new personality.

the manner of how the brain transfor bibration in thots that we understand and how to the brain conect ideans with a fisical procces to cread sound is really great

After watching this lecture, I understood that language has a greater impact on our lives than I had imagined. It was surprising to learn that the language we speak can influence the way we remember things, describe events, and understand our surroundings. I also found it interesting that people from different cultures may think differently because of the language they use every day. This lecture helped me see language from a new perspective, not only as a communication tool but also as something that can shape our ideas and experiences. Overall, I found the topic very engaging and informative.