In which language do deaf people think? This is a question that often arises in people’s minds. Many people believe that deaf people cannot think in any language or that they think only in sign language, but is this true? Let us know.
How is language related to thinking?
First of all it is important to understand what is the relationship between language and thinking. Language is a medium to express our thoughts. We express our experiences, feelings and thoughts through words. But this does not mean that we can think only when we have words.
How do deaf people think?
Deaf people also think like hearing people. They also understand, feel and react to the world around them. However, they adopt different ways to express their views.
Let us tell you that deaf people usually use sign language. It is a visual language in which communication is done using hand gestures, facial expressions and body movements. Sign language is a fully developed language with grammar, syntax and vocabulary. Deaf people think, feel and form memories in this language. However, many deaf people also understand and use written language very well. They communicate with others by writing and reading. Let us tell you that many deaf people also understand and use written language very well. They communicate with others by writing and reading.
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How does language develop in the brain?
Language develops in the brain. When we learn a language, new neural networks are formed in our brain. The same thing happens in the minds of deaf children. They learn sign language and separate areas develop in their brain for that language.
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