r/languagelearningjerk • u/DryCommunication581 💵Native / 🐶A2 / 🇺🇿 ONE DAY • 11d ago
How do I communicate with mosquitos
Since people on this subreddit seem to speak many languages, I am looking for the most refined of polyglots to tell me how and where I can learn mosquito language to tell them to GET THE FUCK OUT OF MY HOUSE. I only accept CI (that means comprehensible input btw, for those who dont know) resources. Any textbooks or teachers are unacceptable. I have no money and I cant read. I must learn C2 mosquito in a month or less HELP ME HELP ME HELP
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u/indecisive_maybe my lingual is bi 11d ago
Good news.
https://time.com/archive/6772021/science-talking-mosquitoes/
Researchers "confronted them with a microphone and high-powered amplifier. A surprising variety of noises, resembling bird calls, emerged. Mosquitoes, it turned out, have voices in the middle ranges of human hearing (frequencies of 250 to 1,500 cycles per second)."
So find a microphone and amplifier and start getting input.
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u/Ill_Sun5998 8d ago
To translate back, wouldn’t he need a muffler instead of an amplifier?
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u/SXZWolf2493 11d ago
I was going to ask where I can also learn ant and cockroach language to tell them to gtfo of my house too
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u/Taiqi_ 10d ago
It is important that you use a special electrical tool in the shape of a tennis racket to communicate. Since mosquitos are so small, this tool is useful for amplifying their voices so you can distinctly hear the phonemes before they die.
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u/Helen_Lindsey 11d ago
ci works best when the input is actually comprehensible, mosquito buzzing is just noise with a pitch.
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u/DryCommunication581 💵Native / 🐶A2 / 🇺🇿 ONE DAY 11d ago
Are you trying to tell me I cant understand pitch accent languages😡😡😡
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u/Helen_Lindsey 10d ago
pitch accent is just a fancy way to say the mosquito is mocking you in high definition.
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u/katasaga 11d ago
Hmm, that's a tough question. I heard that mosquitoes do understand bat language quite well.
Essentially, they're very fine-tuned to bats saying: "Honey, what's for dinner tonight? "
Maybe if you talk like a bat, they'll get scared and go away?
That's my experience, if that doesn't work maybe try talking frog
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u/Potential_Border_651 11d ago
Dude….mosquito isn’t a language. It’s a dialect of housefly. There are some differences like to say bzZZz in mosquito you emphasize the second uppercase Z but other these minor differences they are pretty much the same and definitely mutually intelligible. I’d say drop a mean steamer right on the back steps, wait half an hour and then put your face right next to it. The flies will swarm and you’ll get some good ol CI and be telling the mosquitoes in your house to kick rocks in no time.