How Does a Bilingual Speaker's Brain Process Two Languages? New Research Suggests That Both Rely on the Same Neural Wiring

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“How Does a Bilingual Speaker's Brain Process Two Languages?”
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Frase de exemploHow Does a Bilingual Speaker's Brain Process Two Languages?
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“Future research should pursue this avenue, the study authors note in the paper.”
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Frase de exemploFuture research should pursue this avenue, the study authors note in the paper.
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“By modifying a term’s form, speakers can indicate whether they’re referring to one or many things, the past or the present, or other grammatical distinctions.”
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Frase de exemploBy modifying a term’s form, speakers can indicate whether they’re referring to one or many things, the past or the present, or other grammatical distinctions.
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“How Does a Bilingual Speaker's Brain Process Two Languages?”
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“Now, a study published in the July 1 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience suggests that the brain uses the same underlying neural machinery across different languages.”
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Frase de exemploNow, a study published in the July 1 issue of the Journal of Neuroscience suggests that the brain uses the same underlying neural machinery across different languages.
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“Neuroscientists have long wondered whether bilingual speakers navigate these different systems with different parts of the brain.”
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Frase de exemploNeuroscientists have long wondered whether bilingual speakers navigate these different systems with different parts of the brain.
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“Neuroscientists have long wondered whether bilingual speakers navigate these different systems with different parts of the brain.”
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Frase de exemploNeuroscientists have long wondered whether bilingual speakers navigate these different systems with different parts of the brain.
english4x no texto
“Add -s as a suffix to the English word book, for example, and it becomes the plural books.”
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Frase de exemploAdd -s as a suffix to the English word book, for example, and it becomes the plural books.
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“Rather than viewing each language as relying on its own grammatical processing system, the field is moving toward models in which grammar is supported by a shared, flexible mechanism that operates across languages, the study authors write.”
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Frase de exemploRather than viewing each language as relying on its own grammatical processing system, the field is moving toward models in which grammar is supported by a shared, flexible mechanism that operates across languages, the study authors write.
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“The findings could also have practical implications for aspiring polyglots, since they suggest that the brain doesn’t need to build each new language system from scratch.”
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Frase de exemploThe findings could also have practical implications for aspiring polyglots, since they suggest that the brain doesn’t need to build each new language system from scratch.
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“Similar patterns of brain activity emerged when both languages were used in each test, the team found.”
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Frase de exemploSimilar patterns of brain activity emerged when both languages were used in each test, the team found.
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Frase de exemploNew Research Suggests That Both Rely on the Same Neural Wiring Skip to main content Search Shop Newsletters Renew Give a Gift Subscribe Membership i Subscribe Give a Gift Renew Sections Smart News History Science Innovation Arts & Culture Travel At the Smithsonian More from Smithsonian magazine Newsletters Photo Contest Podcast Videos Our Partners Smithsonian Store Smithsonian Journeys Subscribe to Smithsonian magazine and get a FREE tote.
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“How Does a Bilingual Speaker's Brain Process Two Languages?”
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“Still, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .”
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Frase de exemploStill, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .
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“Still, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .”
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Frase de exemploStill, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .
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“Still, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .”
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Frase de exemploStill, researchers aren’t sure how the findings about the single grammatical engine might generalize to language pairs that differ more substantially than English and Spanish, Bozic tells the Times .
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““That makes it harder to explain the effect as simply reflecting shared vocabulary and suggests the brain may be representing the grammatical operation itself,” Blanco-Elorrieta tells K.R.”
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Frase de exemplo“That makes it harder to explain the effect as simply reflecting shared vocabulary and suggests the brain may be representing the grammatical operation itself,” Blanco-Elorrieta tells K.R.
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“But according to a study published this month in the journal Science , people may have talked in 20,000 to 75,000 different tongues around three millennia ago.”
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Frase de exemploBut according to a study published this month in the journal Science , people may have talked in 20,000 to 75,000 different tongues around three millennia ago.
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“But according to a study published this month in the journal Science , people may have talked in 20,000 to 75,000 different tongues around three millennia ago.”
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Frase de exemploBut according to a study published this month in the journal Science , people may have talked in 20,000 to 75,000 different tongues around three millennia ago.
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“MEG imaging tracked the bilingual speakers’ brains millisecond by millisecond as participants were asked to produce singular and plural noun forms in both languages, like one boat versus two boats.”
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Frase de exemploMEG imaging tracked the bilingual speakers’ brains millisecond by millisecond as participants were asked to produce singular and plural noun forms in both languages, like one boat versus two boats.
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“The findings are “highly informative” and offer strong evidence that one brain mechanism drives both languages, Mirjana Bozic , a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge in England who wasn’t involved in the study, tells the outlet.”
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Frase de exemploThe findings are “highly informative” and offer strong evidence that one brain mechanism drives both languages, Mirjana Bozic , a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of Cambridge in England who wasn’t involved in the study, tells the outlet.