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Aphasia is damage to the language area from a stroke, traumatic brain injury (TBI) or tumor. Aphasia can affect all forms of. communication, including speaking, understanding, reading and writing. Not all language areas may be affected the same way. For example, one. person with aphasia may find it easier to read than talk, while another may. find it easier to write than read. Aphasia can be temporary or permanent. Types of Aphasia. The two main types of aphasia are non-fluent aphasia and fluent aphasia. Non-Fluent Aphasia. The most common problem of non-fluent aphasia is word choice. A person. with non-fluent aphasia may sound hesitant while searching for the right. word to say.