How to pronounce “broca” in English

Broca's would be right about up here and Wernicke is right about back here.

So Broca's area is right up here in front.

So Broca's area is right up here in front.

So over Broca's area.

which is called Broca's area, which is often associated with language.

So information typically flows from Wernicke's over to Broca's.

These are big superhighways of the brain that connect Wernicke and Broca's area.

So information typically flows from Wernicke's over to Broca's.

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These are big superhighways of the brain that connect Wernicke's and Broca's area.

And this is the area that if you damage it gets you Broca's aphasia.

And the reason is, for example, with Broca's dysphasia, there's a lesion in a particular area of the brain that takes all the input and what you want to say and so on.

And so this is now common knowledge among aphasiologists, that people who have damage to Broca's area will lose language in general, but not necessarily swearing.

So if we look at this circuit in the human and zombie brain-- this is the human on the left-- Broca's would be right about up

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For example, there's the inability to produce language, which is classically known as Broca's Aphasia, or difficulty comprehending language, which is classically known as Wernicke's Aphasia.

And this is the area that, if you damage it, gets you Broca's Aphasia.

So for example, there's the inability to produce language, which is classically known as Broca's aphasia, or difficulty comprehending language, which is classically known as Wernicke's aphashia.

And you know, some characteristic would go away and we'd figure out, oh, Broca's area does a language for example.

and, you know, some characteristic would go away, and we'd figure out, "Oh, Broca's area does language," for example.