The article discusses the topic of whether or not cats understand what humans say to them. Research indicates that cats may not comprehend human language in the same way that dogs do, but they are able to pick up on certain words and tones of voice. Cats can learn to associate certain sounds with specific actions or rewards, such as the sound of a can opening signaling mealtime. They also respond to their names and can distinguish between different voices.

However, they may not fully grasp the meaning behind the words themselves. Overall, while cats may not have the same level of understanding of human language as dogs, they are still capable of recognizing certain sounds and cues from their owners. More research is needed to fully understand the extent of feline comprehension of human speech.