HOURS
spent in language classes struggling with masculine and feminine nouns and
upside down punctuation may all be worth it, say scientists.
For
pensioners who learn a second tongue as children have far sharper brains when
they reach their sixties.
A
study from the University of Kentucky College of Medicine found senior citizens
who have spoken two languages since childhood are faster at switching from one
task to another than those who only know one ... The
findings were published in The
Journal of Neuroscience. Read more.
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