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Language barrier in English
The article discusses the difficulty of mastering the English language, with the author explaining that he studied it for many years but never succeeded in speaking it fluently. He shares his personal experiences in attempting to communicate and often failing. It is highlighted that misunderstandings are common even among those who speak the same language, and that translation can become an obstacle to accurately understanding feelings and ideas. The author also questions the ability of language to solve the problem of human communication, emphasizing that silence and a smile can sometimes be more meaningful than words. He believes that body language and a smile can sometimes convey more than words, and that humanity sometimes communicates with good intentions even more than with language itself. Ultimately, he concludes that silence and non-verbal expressions can be more effective tools for genuine communication than language, and that a smile may be greater than language itself.
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