Is the ability to learn another language part of intelligence?

Hey!

Again…

Have you ever pondered whether being bilingual or multilingual is a sign of intelligence?

It's a question that has intrigued scholars and language enthusiasts alike for centuries.

The quick answer is not necessarily

Here's the scoop:

When someone knows more than one language,

their brain gets really good at doing lots of different things, like paying attention, solving problems, and remembering stuff.

You know that knowing two languages can help your brain get stronger.

kind of like doing push-ups for your mind!

But here's the cool part:

being brainy isn't just about knowing lots of words in different languages.

It’s about unleashing the full potential of your brain

and using your linguistic skills to conquer challenges and seize opportunities.

But guess what?

There‘s a way out of this maze, and I’m here to guide you through it.

So, are you ready to break free from the chains of Tongue-Tied wanderer and become a conversation Maestro where you feel empowered in your language skills?

Here is your first step

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The link will take you to a well-explained video about what you should fix and what you have to avoid from now on.

Best regards

Fatima-zouhra AZ

PS: I have to go now; it’s 10 minutes left for my Mandarin class, or my Chinese teacher will make me write dozens of characters.