Language perception or what prevents us from talking a foreign language? I've decided to write this post because this topic got stuck in my mind just a few days ago. Some people are more successful in learning languages and they somehow manage to start think in a foreign language - because this is one of the issues you can't do without if you want to be "fluent". Fluent means, to my mind, not only an ability to react a random topic in the conversation, but also a kind of a self-help psychobabble, what is namely: dreams "translated" in a foreign language, thoughts in a foreign language and ability to describe evrything around you with the help of the foreign language ( the last example is an exercise, created by Kato Lomb, one of the first symultaneousl interpretors in the world). And here is the point where we face the problem. Some people spend so much time in hope to learn language and improve it to a certain extent, but fail. Is it true that some people are not able to master a foreign language? But science runs, that there is no biological inclination for languages, that means that ANY person can theoretically speak ANY language. At least, it motivates:) But, it is a sad fact, that many people will be never fluent in the foreign language they learn. Does that mean that each of us has his own limit?