Предмет: Русский язык, автор: rusalina456

русский язык зачем говорить если можно написать сообщение

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Автор ответа: pyatkova007

если бы мы писали только смс

то мы бы разучились говорить.

речь, общение помогает нам быть более уверенным

Автор ответа: LinaLoveLi

При живом общении человек может выразить намного больше эмоций, нежели в письме. Писать сообщения и письма, в некоторых случаях, намного быстрее, чем позвонить или встретиться, в этом преимущество. Всё же никогда не стоит забывать о общении с реальными людьми, видеть и испытывать настоящие эмоции, ведь это самая главная ценность

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