Jackie on Nostr: I recall watching a stand-up comedy set where a comedian remarked that people often ...

I recall watching a stand-up comedy set where a comedian remarked that people often imitate someone’s character when learning English from them, whether it’s a real person or a character in a movie. I believe this observation holds merit because the language someone uses inherently reflects their character. This includes vocabulary, sentence structure, and how ideas are connected. Essentially, language is akin to a fabric crafted by individuals through words and phrases. The quality of this fabric, whether it’s a beautiful silk or a sloppy one, hinges on the way sentences are structured in paragraphs.