Orange Book 🍊📖 on X: "You can’t understand a culture without speaking the language: once you speak a language at a native level, you notice your personality changes depending on the language you use, the way you perceive the world changes too, because your brain has more ways to interpret information." / X

To view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark View keyboard shortcuts Messages Home Explore Notifications Messages Grok Premium Lists Bookmarks Communities Verified Orgs Community Notes Profile More Post Mackay @0xMGG Post See new posts Conversation Orange Book @orangebook_ You can’t understand a culture without speaking the language: once you speak a language at a native level, you notice your personality changes depending on the language you use, the way you perceive the world changes too, because your brain has more ways to interpret information. 11:25 AM · Apr 3, 2024 · 60.4K Views 45 211 1.3K 282 See similar posts Post your reply Reply Tune 5 Times @CareerRevert · 13h The feeling when you're stuck on a bus abroad and realize that you can understand the conversations in front of and behind you, is indescribable. Learning languages is an investment in happiness. 1 4 21 784 Raph. H. @Rapahelz · 12h In the mechanics of intelligence, every language you speak gives you a "degree

Orange Book 🍊📖 @orangebook You can’t understand a culture without speaking the language: once you speak a language at a native level, you notice your personality changes depending on the language you use, the way you perceive the world changes too, because your brain has more ways to interpret information. 3:25 PM · Apr 3, 2024 85.3K Views 31 0 3 1 241 0 2 4 1 1.6K 0 1 . 6 K 337 0 3 3 7 Read 31 replies

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