shout out to Mr. Murry LINDSAY

thanks for such insights and explanation. it was enriching. God bless you

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4:21 Open Pane 5:40 The Blind Pane 6:40 Hidden Pane 7:23 Unknown Pane 8:01 Looks different for different relationships 8:48 Hidden -> Open 9:22 Blind -> Open 10:17 The three extremes

I deadass sent this link to my teacher and she changed it from the crappy Jahori window video to this one because its so much better

I think the important factor is precision. All languages can speak about anything, but some have the ability for more precise discussion of certain things. English can speak more precisely about tenses but not coconuts or rice.

amazing insight!

They have more respect for their elders due to the meaning being personalised as a single denominator. For example calling a colour light blue doesn't convey as much feeling as describing it as cyan, or in more extreme cases caliing one another according to our designation and identity numbers as opposed to using names. So it's more personal and thus becomes more relatable and effective.

Everyone watching this should also watch the film Arrival. No spoilers here, just watch that film.. and you'll see the connection!

Excellent presentation; it triggered a lot of thoughts in my head.

I would wear Heidi Arnold like a hat.

Excellent presentation!

I'm a Filipino and I only know two Filipino words for rice. Am I extremely ignorant, or is she counting words for rice in different Filipino dialects that are distinct from each other, and are not used together (essentially different languages).

I’ve just discovered my own self fulfilling prophecy after 50 years it’s coming true

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Excellent explanation!

Thank you very much for this brilliant discussion. 👏

Does anybody know where I might fins out more about the culture in the Solomon Islands that have 9 names for the stages of coconut growth?

Well explained!

You will kneel before Zodd!

Do good

Shout out to those in Mr.Stinsons class

i love it when she says here in America.... Do the Americans believe they own the whole continent because they have a word for it, or do they have a word for it because they actually believe that?

Very interesting. Deliberation is superb.

Excellent video on Gibb's Supportive and Defensive Climate behaviors. Very good examples and easy to understand.

Neat!

This video, helped me soo much!!! Thank You!

Wait a minute, this isn't F.R.I.E.N.D.S

Great value

I'm having a little bit of difficulty understanding the difference between linguistic determinism and linguistic relativism. I don't know why. 😕

this is not in line 100 per cent with what she says in the video - but - it is equally important for me -------------- english is stunning at times - you have many words to mean rubbish - RUBBISH - GARBAGE - TRASH - LITTER - WASTE - DUMP - in italian - for what i know we have only 3 - strange - because i think we have a big problem with garbage in certain areas ... .hahahahahah

Does language affect the way that we see the world? Hmmmm.... :)

I really helps me on my subject right now ❤️

I hate parties, people, and the class I had to watch this video for.

of course the language shapes the way we see the world - how we see the world - Pillow talk - is pillow talk - and it is a deeply-rooted word and concept in English. In italian you can see the concept of course - but we don't have such a defining word. in italian is something like - the talking that you do when you are in bed .... too long and in fact the concept in not as deeply-rooted as it is in English. and i know that there are thousands of example of this kind.

Fascinating - in italian we do not have the expression - zoo daddy - yes we have the concept but to express that we nee a whole long phrase. English has a higher level of definition of the concept that are in our reality. I would like to write a book about that starting from the translation of English into Italian. But i am not a systematic person so i think i will never do that. i am italian - i have been teacher of English - and i am sure Whorf is right - English and Italian are two different planets - and to travel from one planet to the other - is a hard task - yes of course you can translate one into the other - but it is just when you translate that you notice how different they are - and that certain concept that go with words remain ofter untranslated - perception of course in perception for an italian and for an english person - fact is that English divides perception and concepts in a different way from italian - and that is a FACT.

Lao doesn't mean respect for the elders

Speaking of Floyd...

She's blinking too much, it's starting to freak me out.

Thank you for saying, "practice makes improvement" I've never heard that before.

so the concept of marriage is just two individuals in denial of fact they need autonomy

That was like a breath of fresh air. Thank you so much!

Thank you very much for this video, it really help me in my studies. God bless

Best one!

Best one!

Very useful ,thank you

This is an older video than I expected it to be, but it help me understand what I couldn't in my textbook. Thank you

Great content Dr Zakel, thanks for putting this together.

Wtf is the point of this? Why do people have to come up with super elaborate ways to "talk" to other people. You learn how to communicate through life, why am I being told to watch this for college man this is a waste of money

What is the name of the lecturer ...does she have channel on youtube please would you tell me?