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Language function originates face expression
Australian scientists say human language functions can emerge very early and are marked by the phenomenon of monkey mouth copy when they communicate with each other. Thi…
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The 10-year-old girl can speak fluently 10 languages
Although only 10 years old, but Sonia Yang has made many people surprised by the ability to communicate with 10 foreign languages.
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Japanese language comes from the Korean peninsula
Japanese dialect is brought by farmers migrating from the Korean Peninsula about 2,200 years ago.
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People who have no idea of time
They are members of a tribe living in the Brazilian Amazon. Professor Chris Sina, who works at the University of Portsmouth (UK), said that the language of the Amondawa…
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Find common language with aliens
A team of astrophysicists presented their work on how to communicate and communicate with any civilization outside of Earth. It is 'universal language' METI.
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Foreign language proficiency helps reduce the risk of Alzheimer's
Learning foreign languages enhances brain health and reduces the risk of Alzheimer's disease, according to a new study published by Canadian scientists.
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Mother's voice helps 'turn on' the child's language area
Mother's voice not only coaxes young children but also can
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Find solutions to each person's foreign language ability
Linguists are looking for answers to the question, why some people may know many languages, but some people learn one language forever ...
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Words really hurt
The sentences we utter to reassure the injured are not only effective but also increase their pain level.
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From the age of five, girls are better than boys
When the boys and girls entered the age of five, the group of girls outperformed boys in language skills, audiovisual skills and even in nonverbal languages.
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Language formed in the womb
A study was carried out by comparing the sound of the cries of 30 French infants and 30 German babies aged 3-5 days.
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Learning musical instruments is good for the child's nerves
Researchers at Northwestern University, Chicago, USA, say that learning how to play musical instruments can help children make progress in language learning, including l…
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Humans know how to say thanks to mutations
Mutations in a gene help people develop speech and language.
