6 Reasons to Learn Another Language

4. Multi-Tasking

Although actual “multi-tasking” does not exist as our brains actually work on various tasks sequentially, we still call this rapid sequential shift as multi-tasking and hence why it will still be referred to as multi-tasking in this instant. Bilingual people have more cognitive flexibility and tend to have an easier time to adapt to unexpected circumstances. This allows them to switch from one task to another more quickly.

 

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