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Description: we&#39;re going to talk about why we say language is [Music] sticky hello and welcome welcome to input English this episode deals with the stickiness of language specifically how the human brain grabs onto words and phrases making them seem very sticky to give you an example of sticky if you write a letter and you send it through the mail system you take it to the Post Office and mail it to someone you need a stamp and you put the stamp on the letter and that stamp sticks to the letter because the stamp is sticky okay but metaphorically that is so to speak words seem sticky when groups of people or just a few people talk to each other they gradually start talking like each other they adopt similar Expressions similar pronunciations and you see this everywhere this is useful to humans because it helps us form groups whether that group is a family or a community or a region or a country our ability to speak like each other allows us to identify with each other so words the stickiness of words to the human mind is a useful tool when we talk to each other we use little words and and phrases of affirmation all the time it keeps the conversation going so let&#39;s in our mind let&#39;s imagine that you are talking to me and telling me about something in English and I&#39;m an attentive listener I&#39;m interested in what you&#39;re saying as you speak to me I might say sure or really or you don&#39;t say or wow or I can&#39;t believe it or oh me too so that list of things I just gave you is not a vocabulary list for you to write down and memorize wow wow wow wow wow no no no no no no this isn&#39;t a vocabulary list those were just illustration of little Expressions that we use in human expression to keep conversations going the reason I bring this up is I&#39;m telling you a story and this is the foundation this is the information that&#39;ll allow you to understand the story when I was living in Austria I spoke and listened to conversed with the austrians in our department in the restaurant on the street everywhere and they use words of affirmation like what I just told you in English but they did it in German and so it was very common for us to be talking and the german-speaking Austrian person would say y zika y zika zika y zika and this phrase of affirmation would come out a lot in a conversation they would also say axo yika so this was this was something they did when they talk to me in English instead of saying yika they would say yeah sure yeah sure they translated it into English when I got back to the United States and talked to my friends and co-workers I automatically used yeah sure yeah sure talking to people here in the United States and occasionally someone would stop me and say why are you talking like that it&#39;s the stickiness of the human mind to language I was not doing it to impress anyone I was not doing it uh to be funny I was just doing it because it was automatic now I was never at a very high level as a German speaker my studies in high school were relatively ineffective and the comprehensible input that I got during the months I lived in Austria were finite I came back to the United States it&#39;s reading the newspaper understanding it mostly uh watching television understanding it depending on the content but then that became Rusty that I didn&#39;t use it I didn&#39;t hear it so that has gone down now and I do not claim to be fluent in German no a few years after I got back from Austria I met a lady from Germany with a thick German accent so I thought why not so I spoke with her briefly in German just simple language just a little bit and she laughed I thought oh no I&#39;ve made some horrible error she laughed and I said what and she said said you have an Austrian accent well my heart melted because that was a high compliment that my pronunciation was good enough that she could recognize it as actually having a regional accent she could have said you have a terrible flat American accent and I can barely understand you but instead she said you have an Austrian accent it was fantastic it wasn&#39;t cuz I&#39;m it&#39;s because the human mind grabs on to sounds and words and phrases language for us is sticky and if you hang around somebody else for a period of time you will start talking like them could that be useful to us yes that is another description of comprehensible input that is what we are doing what I&#39;m telling you is that you can use the stickiness of language because of the human mind and if you hang around with me and other native speakers you&#39;re going to start talking like us when I was young our neighbor had a parrot and the parrot would repeat what it had heard you know about parrots they just repeat what they hear and the owner of the parrot had a funny European car with a peculiar car horn and when he would get home each day he would beat the horn after a while the parrot was beeping like his Mercedes super and we&#39;ve all heard stories of parrots saying profanities also children If the parents say things and the children hear them the children will repeat that in school these are all illustrations of the stickiness of language and this is something we should Rejoice about because it&#39;s it&#39;s in our Evolution it&#39;s in our very substance that we latch on to languages I just describe comprehensible input in part through this concept of the stickiness of language if you hang around someone and you talk to them and listen to them you will talk more and more like them and they will talk more and more like you it&#39;s fantastic the stickiness of language so I invite you to think about this put your comments below if you have any concerns or questions put them in the comment section this is a language learning community we&#39;re here to serve you and I need your input I hope you join us in future videos we&#39;ll see you later bye [Music]
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