I agree it's important to know the correct words for proffesional stuff like this. That way, you won't be frowned upon by the scientific community. It is equally important to know many different slang terms. That way, you won't get beat up in big cities by some gang that doesn't like complicated words.
So you can understand what is happening to your body and why its happening. You have alot of factors to your body and its important to know about it. If you know about it you can know what to do when things happen.
so that we can know the name of each and every part of our body and what it does. If something goes wrong with our body ifwe know what does what we can go into a hospital or healthcare center they could possibly go in and tell docors what is wrong. what i mean is something like if you have a heart attack if you didn't know what part of your body did what how would you know that something was wrong.
When you understand and use the correct terminology of your body and its functions, it makes you more capable of knowing "whats-whats". As in everything in life, the more you know the better.
Sometimes it's just better to be more knowledgable about everything, so then you won't be worried about anything. You wouldn't ever have to ask anybody, and become embarassed by the response. It just would make like a lot less awkward for you.
Like Charmin says, "less is more", but when talking about your body and it's functions the more you know the better!
If you don't use the correct terminology you could look like an idiot saying it wrong. So if you learn them you won't look like an idiot. It is simple sound like an idiot or don't.
When you are talking to people on a regular day bases about the hum body parts and reproductive part, you are not using slang words you heard out ion the street to say theses words, and people might think you are wiered, or get fired from your job, bcause itds usually a serious matter. and being able to know what you body parts do will help better in the future.
Well if you know what they are called you can figure out what they do. It is better to know your body then to not know about it. Other than that I got nothing.
Knowing about what goes on with your body is a very good thing to know. Say, you are having some pains in a certain "place", if you know about your body, you may have a better idea as to what may be malfunctioning. It's also good to know what your body does and what it's called so you're not "in the dark."
So people dont get confused on what you are having. I really dont know what i am writing about. It is a very tough topic to talk about.
ReplyDeletei agree with pazour. we should now so we dont get confused . it is tough to talk about it. thats my veiw on the subject.
ReplyDeleteI agree it's important to know the correct words for proffesional stuff like this. That way, you won't be frowned upon by the scientific community. It is equally important to know many different slang terms. That way, you won't get beat up in big cities by some gang that doesn't like complicated words.
ReplyDeleteSo you can understand what is happening to your body and why its happening. You have alot of factors to your body and its important to know about it. If you know about it you can know what to do when things happen.
ReplyDeleteso that we can know the name of each and every part of our body and what it does. If something goes wrong with our body ifwe know what does what we can go into a hospital or healthcare center they could possibly go in and tell docors what is wrong. what i mean is something like if you have a heart attack if you didn't know what part of your body did what how would you know that something was wrong.
ReplyDeleteWhen you understand and use the correct terminology of your body and its functions, it makes you more capable of knowing "whats-whats". As in everything in life, the more you know the better.
ReplyDeleteSometimes it's just better to be more knowledgable about everything, so then you won't be worried about anything. You wouldn't ever have to ask anybody, and become embarassed by the response. It just would make like a lot less awkward for you.
Like Charmin says, "less is more", but when talking about your body and it's functions the more you know the better!
If you don't use the correct terminology you could look like an idiot saying it wrong. So if you learn them you won't look like an idiot. It is simple sound like an idiot or don't.
ReplyDeleteWhen you are talking to people on a regular day bases about the hum body parts and reproductive part, you are not using slang words you heard out ion the street to say theses words, and people might think you are wiered, or get fired from your job, bcause itds usually a serious matter. and being able to know what you body parts do will help better in the future.
ReplyDeleteWell if you know what they are called you can figure out what they do. It is better to know your body then to not know about it. Other than that I got nothing.
ReplyDeleteKnowing about what goes on with your body is a very good thing to know. Say, you are having some pains in a certain "place", if you know about your body, you may have a better idea as to what may be malfunctioning. It's also good to know what your body does and what it's called so you're not "in the dark."
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