See, to me Japanese is black and white and English is greens and browns and yellows. Spanish is red and orange and a hint of olive green and Yiddish--yes, gray and brown.
I don't think that I have much synesthesia in that sense; for me languages aren't colors, they're musical (even when written), but since the languages I know (English, Japanese, and German) are all inherently about rhythm and tonality, it's not really synesthetic, just a matter of personal interpretation.
I think your brain is interesting. It works so strangely.
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I have synesthesia too. Everything has a color.
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Not everything has an obvious color for me, but certain patterns are really pronounced. I mix up 9, N, and the color green all the goddamn time.
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I don't think that I have much synesthesia in that sense; for me languages aren't colors, they're musical (even when written), but since the languages I know (English, Japanese, and German) are all inherently about rhythm and tonality, it's not really synesthetic, just a matter of personal interpretation.
I think your brain is interesting. It works so strangely.
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See, interpreting languages as music makes some sort of sense.
Sylar! >:(
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Its not farting rainbows, but it'll do.
(And as for speaking all three, its all about the context. "Tu oka-san wa baka, bitch" being my all time favorite)
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(:O That's a very orange sentence.)
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