If you don't become totally deaf until after you've acquired language you think in whatever spoken language you have learned. If the child was born with no ability to hear whatsoever, the person will think in Sign.
If you don't become totally deaf until after you've acquired language you think in whatever spoken language you have learned. If the child was born with no ability to hear whatsoever, the person will think in Sign.
If they can read at least one language, they probably think in that language, only in written form.
Thinking in sign language probably takes a lot of extra motion in your thoughts, so I'd think thinking in text form would be the easier way of doing it.
Well I think you would still think in English, since that's what your going to be speaking in. Well not English, but like whatever your family speaks, even though you can't hear it.
I think you would think in pictures and feelings, not so much in words anyway, we don't really think in words that much anyway, unless we are planning a conversation,
If they can read at least one language, they probably think in that language, only in written form.
yes, but if they have never heard a language, what do they think in? i know that i myself and probably many toher think in their spoken language, not in writing. as stated above, it would probabably just be feelings, pictures, smells, touch, five senses stuff,emotions,etc.
Well I think you would still think in English, since that's what your going to be speaking in. Well not English, but like whatever your family speaks, even though you can't hear
But you learn what your family speaks by listening to them speak it. So if you couldn't hear them you wouldn't speak like them.
