LDAR Do you think you would seem less autistic while speaking a different language?

[Shark]

Aside from your native language, in which language do you think you would be able to express yourself really well even if you are autistic?
I for example for no reason at all find Turkic languages fun to learn and I think I could express myself in a language like Turkish far better and more effectively than in English to the point I would seem less autistic. I know its weird but that is what I experienced. Its the pronunciation and the words that just roll off my tongue really easily and the grammar also kind of fits the way I would like to express myself. Im interested to hear your thoughts on this, I know some users here want to learn German or Arabic for example. Do you think you would seem less autistic while using a particular language?

 

[Starfish]

I'm unable to learn different languages because of my autism

 

[CRASH THE CUCK]

לֹא

 

[Trident]

no matter what the language i would sound retarded

 

[ParasiteToSociety]

no matter what the language i would sound retarded

 

[eliya]

Aside from your native language, in which language do you think you would be able to express yourself really well even if you are autistic?
I for example for no reason at all find Turkic languages fun to learn and I think I could express myself in a language like Turkish far better and more effectively than in English to the point I would seem less autistic. I know its weird but that is what I experienced. Its the pronunciation and the words that just roll off my tongue really easily and the grammar also kind of fits the way I would like to express myself. Im interested to hear your thoughts on this, I know some users here want to learn German or Arabic for example. Do you think you would seem less autistic while using a particular language?

As somebody who is nerd linguistic nerd I have experience with farsi Arabic and English and Turkic
I can say that I sound more autistic in other languages I have had 19 years of conditioning to sound less retarded in my native language something that I have not had with the other language

 

[eliya]

Aside from your native language, in which language do you think you would be able to express yourself really well even if you are autistic?
I for example for no reason at all find Turkic languages fun to learn and I think I could express myself in a language like Turkish far better and more effectively than in English to the point I would seem less autistic. I know its weird but that is what I experienced. Its the pronunciation and the words that just roll off my tongue really easily and the grammar also kind of fits the way I would like to express myself. Im interested to hear your thoughts on this, I know some users here want to learn German or Arabic for example. Do you think you would seem less autistic while using a particular language?

But I have never been diagnosed with autism what I get accused of it the most when speaking English

 

[lifesucksandyoudie]

My accent would be a failo in any other language

 

[Karakol96]

English

 

[Shark]

As somebody who is nerd linguistic nerd I have experience with farsi Arabic and English and Turkic
I can say that I sound more autistic in other languages I have had 19 years of conditioning to sound less retarded in my native language something that I have not had with the other language

For me its the opposite. I for example sound way less autistic in English than my native language and as I said I think I might be able to express myself really well in a Turkic language

 

[8CbZA-kHFu6pFgE*]

I'm unable to learn different languages because of my autism

That would be ADD or ADHD, autism alone doesnt prevent one from learning languages, unless your autism makes you giga low IQ

 

[Ci Jey]

I sound NT while speaking english

In spanish i sound autistic jfl

 

[InternalJizzz]

I speak 3 languages, I sound equally spergy in all of them, this is cope for the most part.

 

[TheHungariancel]

I have shitty verbal skills so I sound even more retarded in english.