Send me a postcard.

Nothing.

Sign language.

I'll send you postcards of the Eiffel Tower.

I don't know.

A teacher walks up to the board writes words, says words, students receive books with words, and are expected to respond to questions with words.

He ended by quoting the Bible.

That's even disgusting er.

They disappeared, quite honestly, and all I got was postcards.

So first there's speech, and then writing comes along as a kind of artifice.

Already bad eras when you copied post cards.

She wrote down what he said.

There are many postcards in this store.

But soon the idea began spreading virally.

So I discovered some very interesting things.

She collected everything.

Look up the word in the dictionary.

Look up the new words in your dictionary.

Authority comes, paints the wall white,

But I still don't understand why he didn't use the one I wrote? !

Then they believed the scripture and the words that Jesus had spoken.

It's not in the guidebook.

They can be used as a way to communicate with others.

I couldn't read English that well.

That's what people did then, speaking like writing.

(Laughter)

He asked for samples of picture postcards.

All of these picture postcards are mine.

I showed my friends these picture postcards.

I often look up words in that dictionary.

It's formal. It uses long sentences like this Gibbon one.

I don't like to send postcards when I'm on a trip.

Many words are acquired through reading.

So we must think backwards from the result to discover the reasons.

I like those books because they have something special in them.

That's also true of being bidialectal.

So what he did is he actually reached inside of the hearts of the audience.

Remove it from your household.

So what did we learn?

I can not believe I listened to the rest.

Instead, these beliefs are mostly based on what you've been told.

Speech is much looser. It's much more telegraphic.

(Laughter)

So this is the number, the number of yellow cubes.

Now of course, as history has gone by, it's been natural for there to be a certain amount of bleed between speech and writing.