Anyone else just know words, but they don’t remember ever learning them or even hearing them? For example, I have tinnitus and I had a hard time describing the sound. Then my brain offered the word tinny, basically meaning small & high pitched, which is the perfect description for my tinnitus. But I don’t ever remember learning it.
oh, absolutely. Once I learn a word, it becomes part of my vocabulary. Doesn’t matter if it’s old slang that no one says anymore or a world that’s hyper specific.
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Anyone else just know words, but they don’t remember ever learning them or even hearing them? For example, I have tinnitus and I had a hard time describing the sound. Then my brain offered the word tinny, basically meaning small & high pitched, which is the perfect description for my tinnitus. But I don’t ever remember learning it.
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