| Subject: | Re: How does a baby learn language, when learning requires concentration |
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| From: | "Peter T. Daniels" <grammatim@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
| Date: | 9 Dec 2006 14:47:01 -0800 |
| Newsgroups: | sci.lang |
Penguins Are wrote: > I still didn't get an answer that makes any sense to me. > > > Concentration is required to memorize-focus. You are making either one or two incorrect assumptions. Perhaps it is the case that concentration is not required to memorize-focus. Or perhaps it is the case that language acquisition does not involve memorize-focusing. (Besides, the verb "to memorize-focus" is unknown to me.) > Then how does the baby > learn words and basic grammer by age three when they are too young to > focus narrowly? > > How do they get all the words when adults studying a foreign language > must go over and over vocabulary lists to remember anything? > > This seems to me a reasonable question. It's not to play with the list, > as some insulting person wrote when I posted it before, and nobody is > selling anything. |
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