What does it mean when i cannot understand what someone else is trying to say to me?
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It means you have difficulty hearing or you have a language processing learning disorder.
It means that you're having trouble understanding and the other person is having trouble communicating.
This is because people from the north and east and south and west have different accents.
It could be some sort of damage to your brain; likely Wernicke's area.
See a doctor.
You (presumably) have two ears and one mouth. Use them in the same ratio.
I expect that once your interlocutor has started talking you have already mentally finished his/her sentence in your head and your brain is thereafter thinking of a reply rather than continuing to listen.
You only hear what you want to hear.You block a lot out.I do that. It is called depressed.
ah. thats simple..
if you are under 15.. 25 is some cases..
its because your frontal lobes are not fully developed..
thats why teenagers believe they know everything and
in reality they dont have a friggin clue till after they screw up
If it is only one or a few and always the same people, then maybe they speak a different dialect of the language.
If it happens with people you usually understand, then maybe you have a mild disability that would be worth investigating.
You formed your question well in writing. If you have trouble speaking also, then a speech therapist might help.
point of view is to be considered.
its called being confused.
Perhaps it is the way they talk. I have the greatest trouble with many modern films.
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