27 Truths Only Polyglots Will Understand
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Your personality changes a little (or a lot) in each new language and it kinda freaks you out.
You even start to question which one is the "real" you.
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Your vocal range also switches depending on the language you're speaking.
You're lower in German, higher in English and randomly louder in Spanish — and you feel like a teenager whose voice is cracking.
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Your phone or computer can't keep track of which language you're trying to type or search in.
And you have so many different keyboards installed on your phone it takes forever to flip through and find the most important language of all: emoji. 💯
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Your accents start getting mixed up, too.
Like when your mother tongue is English but your Russian comes out with a Spanish accent, because that's the first foreign language you ever learned.
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