To learn a language

What does that mean - to learn a language? They say it's to think as a native speaker. I'd say it's to feel as a human being. I'd say you can't learn - you can understand. We pronounce different sounds and think different thoughts, but we're all humans, so various different but still alike. And we don't always need the words to understand each other. A smile, albeit written, a pat on your shoulder, a beautiful image in your inbox, a song in your music player... Don't think, just feel.

(You wrote this in a somewhat "poetic" style, which is fine. A more "prosaic" style would sound something like my correction below.)

To learn a language  Learning a language

What does that mean to learn a language? They Some people say it's to it means you can think as like a native speaker. I'd say it's to feel it means you can experience the language as a human being. In fact, I'd say you can't don't learn a language. you can Rather, you come to understand it. We all pronounce different sounds and think different thoughts, but we're all human, so various different but still very much alike. And we don't always need the words to understand each other. We can communicate with a smile, albeit written, a pat on your shoulder, a beautiful picture images in your inbox, or a song in your player... Don't think, just feel.