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The spare, precise language imprints on the mind with the clarity of a snapshot.
More recently, psychologists have even shown that "gendered languages" imprint gender traits for objects so strongly in the mind that these associations obstruct speakers' ability to commit information to memory.
The region lies within the Persian cultural area, and in the arts and in language, the Persian imprint has endured over many centuries.
"Together, our findings show that gestures that are produced with speech carry the imprint of the language that they accompany, even in the absence of access to native gesture patterns, marking speech as the source of cross-linguistic variation in gesture," the researchers concluded.
For me, these words are not learned as one learns a second language, but permanently imprinted in my brain as part of my first.
Emmett arrived in Russia when he was only 4½, and of the three, the society and language seemed most imprinted on him.
Well, so, meet Lynn Biederstadt, a Missouri-based novelist whose first two novels were published in four languages, under the imprint of Richard Marek.
Other neurodevelopmental disorders, such as Prader-Willi syndrome and Angelman syndrome, both of which include language deficits, involve imprinted genomic regions, as reviewed by Chamberlain and Lalande (2010).
The Romance languages are the lasting imprint of all that happened to the Latin language as it moved through time, territories, and people of many ethnicities.
