If you aren’t familiar with the jargon we use to talk about ourselves, please feel free to check out our pronunciation guide to the English language. You can find it in our glossary, but I especially like the definitions of our terms and the way they’re used in the following sentences.
The fact is that our vocabulary is a big part of what our minds are capable of. It is a tool to help us to speak and communicate to the world at large. In general, we tend to be too literal in our language, so that we say things like “It’s a snake” instead of “It’s a snake.
We are too literal when it comes to our words. For example, we tend to say things like “Its a dog” rather than “Its a dog.” And we tend to say things like “We are going to eat pizza this weekend” instead of “We are going to eat pizza this weekend.
When it comes to words, we tend to be overly literal. We tend to speak in a precise and limited way. And it takes a lot of practice to learn how to speak clearly, accurately, and with good grammar. That’s where we come in. We are an extension of you, and you are an extension of us.
We are the words and we are the people that you speak. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way you speak. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel. We are the way your words feel.
As an extension of us, you are an extension of them. You are the reason we are here. You are the reason we are here. You are the reason we are here.
As we all know, the reason for being here, and the reason for always being here, is that we’ve all been here. The reason we’re here is because we’ve all been to this place, because we have a purpose. We’ve all built a means of communication. We’ve built a means of communication. We’ve built a means of communication. We’ve built a means of communication.
The purpose of all of us here is very simple: to communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate.
For as long as there has been humans, we have been to this place. We’ve been to this place because we have purpose. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated. We’ve communicated.
That’s right. Our purpose is to communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate. To communicate.