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Absolutely.  Although, sometimes people who think they have no language problems actually have subtle language problems that they aren’t personally aware of.  Like taking things literally, or elements of vocal “prosody” (tone of voice and that kind of stuff).  But Asperger’s syndrome is sort of defined by having no early delays in language, and a portion of people with Asperger’s don’t really seem to have many, if any, language problems.  (Others do have language problems, just no speech delay.)

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    I didn’t have speech delay at all, quite the opposite, I was using nested sentences and words that you normally don’t...

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    I started needing captions in my mid-teens. And that’s also around the time when I forgot a bunch of grammar and words....

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    I thought that I had no receptive language problems until I started hanging around people who watch TV with captions

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18. witchyautisticweirdo said: I didn’t think I had language problems until I realized that I stutter and I often speak slowly and awkwardly.
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