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How can you strengthen the part of the brain that controls language so that it's easier to learn new languages?
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Learning langauges: One thing that helps to learn languages is to practice. Your brain may use multiple areas to learn a language. Different areas help you read, write, listen to and speak. If you use them all it should help with your language learning.
Answered 5/18/2016
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