WHAT HAPPENS THE BRAIN WHEN YOU LEARN A LANGUAGE?

1. Early language studies based on brain research have show that japanase speakers can learn to hear and produce using a software program.

2. That greatly exaggerates the aspect of each sound that make in different from the other.

3. Participants were more easily able to hear the difference between the sounds.

4. The people who speak more than one language fliently have better memories and are more cognitively, creative and mentally flexble than monolinguals.

5. Knowing a second language can help us to stay cognitively healthy well into our later years.

6. That knowing another language is adventageous.

7. Kara Morgan - Short uses electrophysiology to examine the inner workings of the brain.

8. This short is research migh eventually lead to advances in the use the technology for second - language learning.

9. Savvy software engineers are beginning to come up whit to capitalise on this new knowledge by incorporation imaging into cutting edgs language learning apps.

10. One group learned through explanations of the rules of the language.

11. One second group learned by being immersed in the language similar to how we all learn of native language.

12. Were most like those of native speakers. These learners still performed well on teshe, and their brain processes had became even more native like.