
cryptogee
@cryptogeeToo often, we enjoy the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought. [email protected]
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2016-05-19 13:44
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RE: The Man Who Forgot How To Speak - Treating Wernicke's Aphasia Through Non Dominant Language, A Live Study
Thank you for your kind words. I do recommend Swedish, I have learned a bit myself and it is very rewarding as progress is fast due to the structural similarity to English. I recommend the app Duo Lingo
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RE: The Man Who Forgot How To Speak - Treating Wernicke's Aphasia Through Non Dominant Language, A Live Study
I think dialects are not nuanced enough, they are essentially English. Plus he is a kind of set-in-his-ways sort of person, so even trying to get him to speak a few Swedish words, or carrying on in French
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RE: The Man Who Forgot How To Speak - Treating Wernicke's Aphasia Through Non Dominant Language, A Live Study
I had been thinking about the plasticity of the brain when it came to recovering from strokes, and in particular I was thinking about the brain disorder which stops the sufferer from recognising loved