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adrianaapiquer
adri :
they’ll never understand the difference between te quiero and te amo
2026-08-11 21:17:59
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actuallyitsember
Ember ✨ :
psycholinguistics is a super interesting subject. Generally, my understanding is the studies do show the way we say something does in fact change the way we experience the thing.
2026-08-11 20:40:45
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leahmaraa
leahmara :
From a psychological perspective, there is evidence that the language we used to describe our state, especially with consideration of distance, non-identification and non-permanency rooted language has significant impacts
2026-08-31 06:18:08
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user67864693
user678646 :
This! I grew up bilingual and there are so many things in English that make me pause. Even “my ex.” Why have an everlasting term of possession for people who will eventually become strangers? We can honor what was without needing to maintain ownership or attachment to it.. I really do think language subtly shapes how we experience
2026-08-11 20:21:44
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christianco025
Christian :
English is very rough and direct. Thats why things can sound more offensive compared to Spanish.
2026-08-11 22:07:18
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nmanma_ugc
SimplyNMA :
This explains why I prefer to express myself in Spanish…
2026-08-11 19:43:56
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sheenaletap
sheenaletap :
This whole video is stolen content from another creator. I’m sure others have seen it? A girl talked about this exactly and how other languages say “anger passes through me”.
2026-08-11 21:18:02
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jesuisvaiana
Amed Núñez :
There are actual studies on this and it definitely does impact how we perceive the world.
2026-08-12 00:40:34
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ccmckenna
CCM :
In Irish, feelings are ON us as in “anger is on me”
2026-08-12 01:03:11
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jmedina376
JM :
I feel like English is such a dry language compared to Spanish, emotions are way stronger words mean more too but idk if it’s bc ish my first language lol
2026-08-12 08:20:38
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xoxo91.2
xoxo91.2 :
Estoy enojada. Estaba enojada. Me siento enojada. I am angry. I was angry. I feel angry. What part is confusing again?
2026-08-13 01:45:00
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darwin7rodas
Darwin :
In Spanish we don’t have a word for toes 😅
2026-08-12 16:00:23
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skeni9996
skeni9996 :
I feel like we are really supposed to say ‘I feel angry’ but english gets lazy so we say ‘I’m angry’
2026-08-12 00:07:57
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shaunagh_g
shaunagh_g :
It’s the same with the Irish language. ‘I am sad’ in Irish is ‘ta brón orm’ which directly translates to sadness is on me. So it’s a passing state, not an identity
2026-08-11 21:36:18
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lotatochip
LOTA :
I think that can very easily be expressed English by saying either “I’m angry right now” or “I’m generally an angry person”
2026-08-12 22:48:44
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rebecca_hoh
rebecca :
oh my gosh, it‘s so interesting how language can change so much, I‘m a native german speaker and sometimes I just compare it to english and realize that it can be so different
2026-08-11 19:37:07
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maxietostroff
user7191768953938 :
It impacts our perception forsure! But also someone who studies linguistics once told me that the terms or ways of expressing in a given language also reflects the culture that already exists. This person gave me the example that French does not have a term for people pleaser because it is not a thing in French culture to have that quality the way it is in English culture so one would not need a particular term for it. Basically, the words that exist in language are indicative of the culture itself. so it’s not only that the words that exist shape our perception but also the words that exist reflect what is important about the culture and what its values are in the first place.
2026-08-12 05:55:24
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celiaag_
Celia 🌌 :
This is psycholinguistics
2026-08-14 14:07:44
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dianapointcom
D :
Linguistic determinism and Linguistic relativity are growing fields of study, and yes, it has been proven that your language shapes your perception thus behaviour in many ways
2026-08-11 20:47:18
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daniii_la_
Daniela :
You should do a video in Spanish
2026-08-12 03:45:55
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seoquokkacheeks
seoquokkacheeks :
Spanish tutor here - Yes, language does affect the way we see the world and our perception of reality. It’s fascinating how we perceive emotions, time, facts and the way we put them into words. That’s why we get to think very differently about the same experiences but with different languages, and also that’s why people is likely to feel they have different personalities within different languages. You can feel you are more prone to be more or less extrovert/introvert and the language you speak the most is the one that will also impact in your psyche and your coping mechanisms. I’ve studied a lot and also watched a lot of tedtalks, podcasts about actual linguistics talking about those influences and so, yeah, it does affect much. So people who speak more language have more depth into reality and perception of the reality as well.
2026-08-11 19:59:27
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sandrabullockluvr
sandrabullockluvr :
From my perspective, “I am angry” already is a temporary phrase? Like, I can’t think of a single sentence in which that would connote permanent anger. Native English speakers can tell whether it is an estar vs ser situation based on the context, so we don’t need both (just my opinion).
2026-08-11 23:48:39
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katieboyden22
Katie Boyden :
I learned Spanish when I was 13 so I’m not childhood bilingual, but there are so many things that I prefer to express in Spanish because the emotional weight just can’t come across in English. But if I wanna get super detailed and abstract, I go with English. I love how in Spanish the emotions are temporary rather than define us. Also always been fascinated that estar is used with muerto. 🤔
2026-08-12 03:20:28
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alana_rianne
Alana :
I 100% think it impacts us psychologically, language is so interesting
2026-08-11 23:40:31
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horsegurl2020
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it does ! language also reflects the values of a specific culture. very common example, but the usted form in Spanish reflects the way that respect of elders is a more prominent aspect of most Spanish speaking communities comparatively to English which never even created a separate grammatical category of conjugation to show respect. some languages only have two color words, like dark and light. some languages have a specific word for your sisters husbands brothers child to reflect the importance of family. anyways, my nerd fixation but it’s fascinating and you’re on to something !!
2026-08-13 00:00:45
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