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Entremos en un bosque sonoro | Circe Maia | TEDxBalnearioIporá


that’s why I wanted to start a chacón

with the direct question

we know that in the world there are thousands and

thousands of the most normal amount seems

that really was a tremendous problem

between humans

the fact of forward communities are

so varied and numerous

then the question is is it positive or

negative

of entry seems negative truth because

if we remember one that we all remember

the famous biblical story the tower of

Babel

remember that humans seem to

they wanted to make a tower that will arrive

even the idea that he did not like the

sir and sent an angel so that

I confused two languages ​​and I do not know

understood then they could not do

nothing if we think so is a

curse but there is a linguist noam

stainer that says something interesting that

has that it was not really a

curse of means but rather a

blessing in disguise because the

possibility that reality will be seen

from different angles of gecko points

of different view as it happens with

the languages ​​that each language does not present

a way of perceiving and of thinking

reality in a different way is a

immense wealth is forests what

compared to forests are now because

the ap

they are sounds sometimes very alien to

we difficult to pronounce but

that strike us

difficult to enter into it but they will see

you that I am going to try to find

some gap to penetrate those

forests or not but first I would like

tell them about the many prejudices

that we have around languages

for example there is talk of what is more

easy to the language that another or that one is

more beautiful than another richer than another

that does not make sense because every language

and in the south and that is in turn that

particular

if we naturally have your goal if

we left the Latin language as the

our

another language we think the Italian the

French Portuguese does not seem more

close because the same atmosphere of

Latin is also enveloped by

aroma did not come Catalan

good but in reality then those that

as as forests in which we

we feel the intimate family members do not

just because they are just the same

family but we have no problem with

These problems have not felt that

They are different

we feel like they are not equal to the

comfort with which we move by the

paths of our forest that is the

Castilian but I was telling you then that

we can not say that this language is more

another more rich sounds are

more pleasant because naturally

we are used to has determined of

way that you will hear certain sound of

our vowels and our

constants that can naturally

touching us suddenly is a sound that we

it’s hard to pronounce or something

Well, but everything is habit

everything is habit and I told him that if there

prejudices then sometimes very

rooted in how much how that some

Languages

then they are for example closer or

or more distant to us and those and those

prejudices

we must overcome it for example there is a

prejudice with the border language

We know that the one closest to us

here to the west a few kilometers from the

border with brazil

then there is a whole one way to

speak that sometimes we say portuñol

just that it was very like how

neglected in a long time changed the

linguistic point of view on these

Border systems in Spain are

Valley of Mexico and the United States

lately the interest for

these languages ​​and in our country has

A book was recently published

praised by a poet of artiga february

they had severe and it’s called north noite and

and it is in Portuñol that it is

came in schools to ban and

even to sanction has also been left

the point of view has been changed more

well has aroused new interest others

other languages that we should have

feel closer but they are

extraordinarily leave us

which are the languages ​​spoken in

these lands before the arrival of

Spanish conquest true then the

indigenous languages here there is no

No language speaking community

indigenous because together with the extermination

from its speakers it was all over

for example, the truth language

we have only a few words left in that

language and the Guaraní that surrounds us

Everywhere right here is for the

name of this spa and the name of

our country

the name of the city that we live

huge amount of names in the field

the Guarani and we do not know

pronounce two well because what happens and

the vowels of guaraní are different to

the goals especially the letter and is the

of water is a law is a sound more

cultural

we are so used to

only one and it turns out that the empire has

the visual that costs us softer and the

and French and German have in the

I saw and it turns out that the Guarani has its

time the moon

from here until not so much that a young

Paraguayan who have significantly

Guaraní also as official language

He got on the bus and asked that

they will check and when they arrive on the street and

discuss anyone inside guard and

sodas 3 and ibicuy our street jujuy

transformed into a word

the victim is to say that of course they are

sounds foreign to our language

then I had the pleasure I wanted

tell them of having attended to be in

a place was one of these festivals

of poetry that Mario had organized

benedetti in Spain and and there was

several latin poets many poets

Latin American and one of them

it for the Spanish young people of law

or are in Spanish and a problem of

him and in guaraní and and in the charm

They asked me to repeat

that is, they listen to the indigenous language

that there is in Spain and the other one that

little in cordoba also in a

meeting of poets with a Mapuche poet

of a poem and made us go for the first

the Mapuche language

what would the idea be then

happened now that I’m talking about

poems of read poems is not a

method of learning

no, I do not think it’s going to be a challenge

learn a foreign language not method

but if it was possible that we do this already

that we have a technology that

lets try to say to say but

had pronounced a couple of girls in

a poem from a language we do not know

but what can we do and what we strive for and what

we repeat what we put and we repeat

notice that it is possible then that

we open our ours as saying the

possibility of phonetics of our

language aa 6 you can do that

can and I want to tell you that I

it happened with good note

it’s an exotic language but I do not

I really fell in love with modern Greek

It seems exotic and distant but I heard

there is a poem also in the

a chance turned on the radio and

there was a Hellenic mission a son of

Greeks passed Greek music and

I read a poem and read it in Spanish or

if in its original language it says why

not learning is that everything is I had

the great advantage that I realized that

were our vowels that the Greek did not

it does not have that difference that I said

between the me for example above all

when that time and open our law

Greek is ours no more had the

advantage of a very political system

similar to ours

maybe with some sound like the quote

what has the Portuguese does not have

french nelson saved or o that sound

and but it’s easy it ‘s easy because it weighs

they are and the signs a little different

that has the risk some

a few different but each sign is

a very very easy sound to play

get material at the Greek embassy

Ask North America for bilingual books

in English is a remarkable royal bridge

English or I learned them in a way

traditional by the river demanded a

effort a pleasure to look for material and

see what was going on and I got to the

happiness of being able to feel that

at least I gave the Greeks do not jump

he talked he did not talk and so when

they invited me to a congress of

translators

I’ve been reinforcing poetry for years

Greek new technique

when I got there to Delphi I could give myself

the taste had to speak English not

for power and they apologized that I

arrived in France and after a while it happens that

It is the bridge between all those who

they came from very different authors

and well and then I said I was going to try

to see a translation into Spanish and

a poem by constantino cavafis with the

I’m going to finish this talk the poem

present to the days that we have left for

live the days of the future like candles

lit and it says hot and it bases

quality candles and then this one are

few liñaio more reinforced to learn

the company wrong because the poem is

called candles that was written with

uppercase and jolie wants

and the video told me he wanted to say the

accent but then I followed and liked

because I already tell you from the fact that

phonetically we are the risk is

behind our language is like going to

the father’s house with Latin and

grandfather with the Greek and I said then

I said I wanted to say true and I said yes

You give me is this with zimmer

gross is more

he will also continue that ana mena

that party that I am of grace and with this

those three lines are already ico with that

entrance into the sound forest that is the

Greek and would like to finish because I

I’m glad that it came to me

who lived in new york came to me

later to say hello and said I do not know

the Spanish but having read you

in our language in Greek and in

I seem to hear the same

melody played different instruments

I felt great pleasure thank you very much

[Applause]

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