How Do Babies Learn Language?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
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From infancy to adulthood, children grow quite a bit both physically and mentally. In this video I'll explore the remarkable processes behind one of the most important developments in a child's life--learning language.
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"Effects of language experience: Neural commitment to language-specific auditory patterns" Y Zhang, PK Kuhl, T Imada, M Kotani, Y Tohkura ilabs.washington.edu/kuhl/pdf/...
www.ted.com/talks/patricia_ku...
"Infants show a facilitation effect for native language phonetic perception between 6 and 12 months." PK Kuhl, E Stevens, A Hayashi, T Deguchi, S Kiritani, P Iverson www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16...
"Early language acquisition: Cracking the speech code" PK Kuhl faculty.washington.edu/losterh...
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All those babies that learn language with zero effort, and here we are struggling with French grammar.
@Pharoah M French is the easiest language for an english speaker meanwhile learning Japanese is the hardest language for an english speak to learn taking up to 5 years while french can take up to 6 months or a year
@Pharoah M I'm Arab 😅but I'm lebanese so lebanese Arab accent is way different because we speak mix of lebanese and French, but I forgot French an so hate it now
I know three languages, learned them all before 5. Am I not f**ked trying to learn Korean? I can read most of it, but I don't know what it means. I suppose I could not half-ass it though, but I don't recall this problem when I was a child.
@@timebrwolf3491yeah , I disagree cuz French is kickin my ass
Wow, I was able to learn language based off of context as a baby. I'm amazing.
Indeed you are :)
I was able to learn to be a burden to those around me as a baby I'm not amazing
All those babies that learn language with zero effort, and here we are struggling with French grammar.
how?
I see the DUCK on your SHIRT!
Lol
Wow, nature is amazing. And I actually learned new stuff from this video. Thanks man!
No problem, glad my videos are educational :)
I grew up in a household where two different languages were spoken. English and Pulaar. Although, living in America, it's obvious that the former caught on more.
Funny thing is I can understand Puular near perfectly but I can't speak it.
Generally speaking, language comprehension comes before language production--this looks to be a great example of that! Thanks for sharing :)
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I have a cousin her dad is Jamaican and her mom is Haitian she speak Jamaican Patois, English,French and creole she only 8 yrs old!!! I don't know how she get those languages.
Babies can learn how many languages they are exposed
Rules of familiarity . Example advertising in a football game .
Every time you read it ,your memory will become stronger and stronger .
again an awesome video that deserves more views...
Thank you so much! If you think I've earned it, it would be amazing if you shared the videos on Reddit or wherever you see fit :)
I'm not sure but ,if anyone else wants to uncover teach baby to talk and make reading fun try talk fixer formula (just google it ) ? Ive heard some amazing things about it and my buddy got amazing success with it.
Can't believe you only have 800 subs, you make quality stuff
I think I'm too early for that they've become so large
1st reply
Good to see you making more videos!
Thank you! Useful and helped with my class! Keep up good work, I hope you get more views and likes, you definitely deserve it.
Thank you so much! Glad you liked it, and please share it with others if you think I deserved it :)
Now how the heck do I do it a second time to learn another language.
First a baby born to listen to the parents and the people around. A baby tried to listen a whole year. Then he can remember what the people said and start to speak for a very short simple word. Then he tried to speak a long sentence. Sometimes his sentence made us laugh. This is the most genius from God's work.
God's work 😂😂🤭.
Give credit to the baby
I was curious of how we begin, language is important.
You need more views for this work.
Could you add English subtitles to this video? Thanks for sharing.
Thank you for your video
Very good video, but do you know more about the details of why a higher pitch helps?
The primary reason I've read about is that it captures children's attention better than lower pitch speech does, much like children are attracted to, say, bright, flashy colors. So children are more like to listen to (and thus learn from) speech that is high in pitch!
What do you use to make the videos?I mean the animations.
I use blender for the video editing and i make the graphics using inkscape!
Nice
Bruh babies are better at a language because they LISTEN, meanwhile im struggling with word structure and forgetting wtf verbs are
How to they learn what words like it and are and stuff words what don't really have a specific meaning
thx mate
Babies ate geniuses
Stop looking at the file name lol cracked me up
😂
did we ask?
Why the Americans uses a lot of references from Japan
My son only understand toys and running around
we use to be able to learn any languge
I LIKE THE FILE NAME
nice catch ;)
Am I the only one with the first word of cheese? Because I used to take pictures all the time!
I have never seen a baby use a waveform to analyze the speech segmentation of a paragraph.
Then why adult can't learn English the same as a baby? I am an adult, 25 years old. But I can't learn simply listening. How to be a child mind to learn English?
A child's mind is like a sponge. They absorb everything.
"stop looking at the file name" 😂😂
me and the bois watching foreign youtube vids trying to learn their languages