From me to her.

The line * * "Because of the limitations of language, of from me to you" * * in the song * from me to you * of the band Cocktail is a sentence that reflects * * "the magnificent failure" * * of human communication.

To explain it with a philosophical and linguistic perspective, we can go into the following:

# # # 1.Language is just "a container too small" for sense

In psychology, human feelings (especially deep love, mourning, or pain) are often things that are too complex, delicate, and of enormous dimension to limit.

* * * Restrictions: * * When we try to convey those feelings into "words" (which are just symbols or sounds agreed upon by humans), we are trying to pour the ocean into a small glass.

* * * Implications of the song: * * This sentence conveys, "I have so many things I want to tell you, but the words I have on hand, it can't describe or cover all my real feelings."

# # # 2. Imperfections of translation (Decoding Gap)

Language does not just communicate, but acts as a medium, which is often aberrant.

* * * Restrictions: * * Sometimes our feelings are pure, but through the process of moderation into "language," they become distorted or diminish the value of real feelings.

* * * The speaker felt that no matter how beautiful words he tried to recruit to tell her, it was not the "true identity" of his feelings.

# # # 3. "Implicity" that communicates more than "speech."

Literally speaking, this sentence is the acceptance that * * "silence" or "what is not said" often carries more weight than what is said out * *.

* * * Restrictions: * * The word "love" or "miss" in Thai (or any language) is used to bruise and become too common.

* * * The meaning of the song: * * When he says, "Because of the limitations of language," he is not only saying that he is not good at speaking, but he is saying, * * "His love for you is too great for any word in this world to be defined." * * * It is a love that surpasses language, and it is a love that only requires "feelings" to understand each other.

# # # Relational summary:

This sentence represents * * the humility of a speaker * * who realizes that he cannot grab all the sincerity in his heart and send it to his audience's hands through just letters or speech.

It's a romantic feeling * * * * * * * It's uncomfortable to speak loudly, but it's romantic to show that his feelings are far beyond the standards of human language. * *

How do you see in your relationship that "language" becomes a barrier to making the other person understand their feelings?