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Babies start laughing very soon after they’re born. Deafand people can laugh even though they ve never seen or heard anyone laughing. Laughing seems to be a part of human nature,but what’s it for?
Many people think that we laugh because we see or hear something funny, but most of the time this isn’t true. In one study, a professor of psychology and his students listened in and made notes on hundreds of conversations in public places. They heard about 1,200 laughs, but only 10-20 percent came after a joke or something funny. The other 80-90 percent followed normal, everyday expressions like, “I’ll see you later” or, “It was nice to meet you.”
No one really knows why we laugh, but one idea is that the most important reason for laughing is to make other people feel good when you laugh, the people around you often start laughing too. Soon, the whole group is cheerful and relaxed. Laughter can stop negative feelings and help people to feel closer to each other. It may be that thousands of years ago, before people could speak, laughter helped them to form groups and work together.
It also seems that laughter can be good for your health. Laughing a hundred times uses the same energy as riding on an exercise bike for fifteen minutes. The writer Norman Cousins, who suffers from back pain, wrote that watching comedy programmes on TV helped him to feel better. He said that ten minutes of laughter gave him two hours of pain-free sleep.

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Tīmata ngā pēpi kata rawa hohoro i muri e ratou whanau. Ka taea e te tangata Deafand kata ahakoa kahore ve ratou i kite i rongo tetahi kata ranei. Kata te mea ki te waiho i te wahi o te natura taata, engari he aha te mea hoki?
whakaaro rave rahi te iwi e kata tatou no te mea e kite tatou i faaroo i te tahi rorirori ranei, engari te nuinga o te wa e kore he pono tenei. I roto i te kotahi ako, he ahorangi o te hinengaro, me ana ākonga i rongo i roto i, ka hanga ngā kōrero i runga i rau o kōrero i roto i te wahi tūmatanui. Rongo ratou e pā ana ki 1,200, kata, engari i haere mai 10-20 noa ōrau i muri i te kata ranei, te tahi mea arearea. Ko te 80-90 atu ōrau aru noa, ia rā faaiteraa rite, "ka kite ahau ki a koe i muri" ranei, "i te reira pai ki te whakatau ia koe."
Kahore he tangata e mo'oni e mohio he aha tatou i kata, engari kotahi whakaaro ko e te take i tino nui mō te kata, ko te ki te hanga ite pai atu te iwi, no te kata koutou, tīmata maha nga iwi a tawhio noa koutou kata rawa. Aita i maoro roa, he koa, me te he hāneanea hoki te rōpū katoa. Ka taea e mutu katakata mana'o kino, me te tauturu i te taata ia farii i ofi ange ki tahi i te tahi. Kia te reira e nga mano o nga tau ki muri, i mua i taea e te iwi te korero, i āwhina kata ki a ratou ki te hanga i ngā rōpū, me te mahi tahi.
reira mea hoki e taea e kata pai mō te hauora koutou. Kotahi rau nga wa e kata whakamahia e te pūngao rite eke i runga i te pahikara mahi mō te kotahi tekau ma rima meneti. Ko te kaituhi Norman Cousins, te tangata e mamae i te mamae hoki, i tuhituhi e matakitaki ana ngā hōtaka pukuhohe i runga i TV Ua tauturu ki a ia ite pai. Na ka mea ia i hoatu e tekau meneti o te kata ia e rua haora o te mamae-free moe.