Linguistic Society of America :There's a language called Guugu Yimithirr (spoken in North Queensland, Australia) that doesn't have words like left and right orfront and back. Its speakers always describe locations and directions using the Guugu Yimithirr words for north, south, east, and west. So, they would never say that a boy is standing in front of a house; instead, they'd say he is standing (for example) east of the house. They would also, no doubt, think of the boy as standing east of the house, while a speaker of English would think of him as standing in front of the house. Has our language affected our way of thinking? Or has a difference in cultural habits affected both our thoughts and our language? Most likely, the culture, the thought habits, and the language have all grown up together.

(22-07-2020, 22:32)Enesrar : Dilin düşünceyi şekillendirmesi  tezleri  hakkında ne düşünüyorsunuz?Biri Türkçe biri İngilizce olmak üzere iki anadili olan  ebeveynler bir çocuğunu sadece İngilizce diğer çocuğunu sadece Türkçe  ile büyüttüklerini düşünelim bu iki çocuk arasında nasıl farklar gözükebilir sizce?