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Bilingual brains use one shared meaning system for both languages, but each language reshapes it, study finds

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Bilingual brains use one shared meaning system for both languages, but each language reshapes it, study finds – ThinkPol
Bilingual people use largely the same brain system to understand meaning in both their languages, but each language subtly reshapes how that system processes different categories of words, according to new research from UC Berkeley. The study, published Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, used functional MRI to record the brain
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