 Wittgenstein also ponders the possibility of a language that talks about those things that are known only to the user, whose content is inherently private.The usual example is that of a language in which one names one's sensations and other subjective experiences, such that the meaning of the term is decided by the individual alone.For example, the individual names a particular sensation, on some occasion, 'S', and intends to use that word to refer to that sensation.