Being bilingual or multilingual has been proven to have countless beneficial impacts on the brains of those who speak more ...

Bilingualism offers more than just the ability to navigate multiple languages—it also has a profound impact on brain health.

The benefits occur because the bilingual brain is constantly activating both languages and choosing which language to use and which language to ignore, says Viorica Marian, professor of communication ...

For example, in the bilingual brain, are both languages ‘”stored” and processed in the same regions of the brain or are they kept separate? What effects does bilingualism have on cognition? Is it ...

“Here we show that exposure to monolingual or a bilingual speech has different ... The researchers then studied the babies’ brain responses to certain speech sounds by putting electrodes ...

Bilingualism is more common than ever before. According to Ecole Bilingue de Berkeley (EB), today more of the world’s population is bilingual or multilingual than monolingual. Anyone can benefit from ...