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@raikala_ kasih penjelasan detil di kolom komentar 👇
Tapi jangan sekadar ganti istilah ya. Orang2 yg ada di dalem dan sistemnya juga kudu dibenahi 🩷💚
trisatriandesainstagram.comGimana?
@raikala_ kasih penjelasan detil di kolom komentar 👇
Tapi jangan sekadar ganti istilah ya. Orang2 yg ada di dalem dan sistemnya juga kudu dibenahi 🩷💚
trisatriandesainstagram.comThey said choice would taste like freedom, but not that it’s an addictive sweetness. One that rots the stomach, until even our gut-instincts lose their sense of direction. We do not just suffer from an abundance of options, we suffer from a lack of commitment.
amber. • the hunger to be everything.
Personally, I find expressing feelings in Indonesian often feels a bit embarrassing. This is because in Indonesia, expressing feelings is not commonplace, both within families and friendships, and the culture is considered excessive, even with partners. Meanwhile, if you watch movies or see Westerners on social media, expressing feelings is very
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Personally, I find expressing feelings in Indonesian often feels a bit embarrassing. This is because in Indonesia, expressing feelings is not commonplace, both within families and friendships, and the culture is considered excessive, even with partners. Meanwhile, if I watch movies or see Westerners on social media, expressing feelings is very common. It's meaningful but not awkward, so it's not embarrassing to used.
Different languages carry different lexical resources, syntactic structures, and culturally embedded norms, all of which can subtly shift the way a speaker thinks, frames ideas, and presents themselves. This is reflected in the phenomenon of cultural frame-switching , in which bilinguals adapt their behavioural and personality expression depending... See more
Tim Seyrek • Does Language Shape Thought? From Philosophy to Neuroscience
When thinking in language, meanings do not float alongside the linguistic expressions, because, as Wittgenstein asserts, language itself is the vehicle of thought, the mirror of reality
Tim Seyrek • Does Language Shape Thought? From Philosophy to Neuroscience
If language shapes the way we construct our reality, then using different languages could influence not only how we think about the world, but also how we feel and react to it.
Tim Seyrek • Does Language Shape Thought? From Philosophy to Neuroscience
"The limits of my language mean the limits of my world" (Wittgenstein 1915-16, p.67).