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Thinking of Home Makes It Harder to Learn a Foreign Language

Source: Wired

Changing from using one language to another can be a challenge, one that is made even more difficult by reminders of one’s home country. This article by Emily Underwood explains why.

This entry was posted in Responses to Change and tagged Science & Nature on November 1, 2019 by admin.

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