Do you think language is stored in our memory area or a special area?

I have taken two psychology classes during high school and I learned that laguage takes up different parts of the brain all of are in the memory part. The amnesic patients probably are only effected in certain parts of the brain, so sometimes the speech area is effected and sometimes it isnt. Also the brain is plastic, which is a term used in psychology which means the brain can heal itself over time, so the patient has amnesia in the speech area of the memory was but they can still speak because another area of the brain has taken control over the speech area of the brain. All in all language is stored in the memory its just there are several different parts of memory that memorize things like smell, touch, sounds and vision which all communicate with each other to make a complete memory.

The part of the brain responsible for speech and language comprehension is the Broca's area. Patient's having amnesia can still speak his native tongue because the Broca's area is still intact and not damaged. The other part of the brain that is responsible for understanding written and spoken language is the wernicke's area. So, If a person had amnesia, there are chances that he could still speak because those two areas might be still intact or undamaged.

Language is acquired through time and also it is learned. The best way to know a language is by immersing one's self in the language and not memorizing anything. Language is a communication tool, therefore it should be best when spontaneous and not memorized. Robots probably would have language programmed in its system, but we are not robots and we can never predict events and circumstances.

Hello, Susanayako1988! Some books told me biologists says there are regions in our brain related on speaking, writing, listening and reading, but another region dominates memories. So maybe words and sentences are stored in our memory area, but obviously we can't learn languages only by memory.