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The benefits of a bilingual brain - Mia Nacamulli

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Comment from : @TEDEd

grazie mia nacamulli
Comment from : @schiacciatrollo

White Americans hate being bilingual They don’t see it as useful They say it as unpatriotic
Comment from : @hoosiernative9668

Being multilingual means you remember how to say a word in every language expect the one you’re speaking at the moment
Comment from : @ramiroleiva1334

Yeaaaa I speak two languages Korean n English
Comment from : @Sfbrdvny8751

My first language is arabic, at school learn French &english A year ago start learning spanich, and a little Korean from k drama For me it stressful when someone knows that i speak multiple languages and ask me to say something in all languages i feel my brain stops knowing any language
Comment from : @MakhchaneMeryem

If you see this you know English (or translated this comment)
Comment from : @ZazzuX

soo interesting
Comment from : @DarkRevenant-r4o

2:45
Comment from : @chuncaophong_08

As Moroccan speaking Arabic French English fluently it feels like all the romances languages are the same with some little difference
Comment from : @mohamedhaddouch9444

Wow
Comment from : @long462

I'm fluent in Hindi, Urdu, English, Bengali,Turkish and Azerbaijani Currently learning spanish
Comment from : @Achowdhury2831

Lmao my parents and family makes fun of me for learning languages they must have a monolingual brain
Comment from : @MainYotubeacct

Meu deus! Nice done! It's my favorite video Eu amei esse video
Comment from : @dralonthemystery1984

I speak French English Jordan Jordan, the Republic of Georgia, Tagalog, Spanish, and French
Comment from : @Darianna-w8f

Learning multiple languages can improve your skills at math as well ? Because I do know multiple languages,and I'm not that good at math No matter how much do I try
Comment from : @DeenForEver14

Im studying English and chinese, 我的中文不好😅
Comment from : @ProcessoPoliglotaofficial

hhhhh bonjour er～4:44
Comment from : @hang-m3q

Really good interpretation of people knowing languages Mom who has recently started learning the language, her newspaper in different languages changes slowly, while child's girl's and boy's change fast brI love it!
Comment from : @samuraikhan0

I speak 3 languages fluently thanks god
Comment from : @hakh8570

Man i litrally said si without knowing what she meant at the intro 3 times 😂
Comment from : @sirijanthakur

2:52 can anyone give a source for this study?
Comment from : @kate1060

I know 3 and learning the 4th brI learnt Arabic as a child by watching tv and English by school and university and Korean by movies so i can see that i present in all the three groups 😂
Comment from : @Shayan-p1k

I'm from north india so know 2 language first is Hindi second is English but my friend is from South India so she can speak and understand at least 4 languages That's a really amazing thing of being south indian ❤❤😅
Comment from : @NeelamTripathi-u8q

me, speaking three languages fluently and learning one:bram invincible😊
Comment from : @SenghorAkatetsuShirohana

I speak arabic, it's my first language, english is my second language and I'm currently learning italian (I use duolingo) and at school, I learn french 😭
Comment from : @Ilysm827

Zhen de hen hao na bideo desune
Comment from : @thecringeyboylol

the worst is trying to find a word in the language you speak but only find it in another language
Comment from : @EugenieMartin-kh3bq

0:25 Bold of you to assume that knowing a language helps watch movies without subtitles I teach English -- and even so I still have to keep the subtitles on, because the way that the burger-nation does sound in their movies is second in redundancy only to their measurement systems
Comment from : @mistrmorj

I am watching this video and english is not my first language, I am Iraqi speaking Arabic
Comment from : @3xk_t

1:45
Comment from : @MilenPark-dl1ke

welll
Comment from : @quyvuvaytienonline

the part when someone asks you to translate a text, and you don't know LOL, but you can understand
Comment from : @raijensen1305

Critical period hyphosis
Comment from : @MathsAvocate

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Comment from : @MathsAvocate

I speak English and isiXhosa and a bit of Afrikaans I want to learn Latin and Greek next
Comment from : @NtlakaniphoMadlebe

How to learn English
Comment from : @يوسفالامير-و6خ

I must have watched this about 5 to 6 years ago, struggling a lot with certain concepts and grammar of english as i had just started intuitively understanding the language Now it's become second nature, it doesn't even feel foreign anymore, even though i still have to look up some words from time to time Either way it's so satisfying to see the evolution like that, knowing that at one point i had trouble understanding the simplest things
Comment from : @Blankult

Something I didn’t realize before I learnt another language is that most people think that all languages are exact translations of each other but that’s really incorrect
Comment from : @tto2t177

I have a traumatic brain injury I’ve had it since I was an infant I do not get math In my fifties I probably never will I am however bilingual, an interpreter, and an interpreter educator This has saved my brain according to my neurologist Not only am I bilingual, but my job means I have to do the hardest neurological task the human brain can do - think in two languages at the same time
Comment from : @ire1398

I love being bilingual Because I was monolingual for most of my life, I treat my new found superpower with reverence I'm now 18 months into learning a third language Give me a few years of hard work, and I should be able to say that I'm multilingual
Comment from : @Tehui1974

What about 6 lingual brain?
Comment from : @ghostrider9261

I speak 5 languages (Tamazight my native language, French, English, Arabic and Spanish 😌)
Comment from : @Bgirl01

I can speak in six different language what am I ? and I am really intelligent or not ? Will everyone tell me I am not😢
Comment from : @RumanaFatima-t8g

There is a concern among some parents and educators that bilingualism might delay language development or academic achievement However, research has shown that bilingual children can perform equally well, if not better, than their monolingual peers in various cognitive and academic areas
Comment from : @PoisonelleMisty4311

I also wanted to add that the difference between languages really makes you think differently, too For instance, some languages have f/m/n pronounces, and it alters your vision of these things To me, English seems much more reserved than Russian, German, and my native language, which have those pronouns "Flat" sounds neutral compared to "квартира"(f) or "wohnung"(f) English and my native language are much more similar than Russian, so when I explain constructions in English, it is easier to explain in my language, while you have to change the whole structure with RussianbrIn addition, I realized that in a neutral setting, it is much easier for me to speak Russian However, when I am angry or reprimanding, I automatically speak my native language
Comment from : @AbySshT

I wish my parents speak 2 more languages when I was young I only know 3 (English is my 2nd language)
Comment from : @dearest_taila8084

I'm trying to learn a 3rd language Sanskrit
Comment from : @vedumusicofficial

0:40brspeaking, talking we should mention also singing !
Comment from : @a2222k

I'm happy to be born in Brussels
Comment from : @GaSLAPENnu

4:27 The comparative to healthy is healthier
Comment from : @felixmidas2020

0:15 answering The French and Spanish questions , watching this video in English, being Fluent in Arabic and I’m a native Kurdish speaker this video started as a confidence boost 🥹♥️
Comment from : @awena8295

و نزعنا من كل أمة شهيدا فقلنا هاتوا برهانكم فعلموا أن الحق لله و ضل عنهم ما كانوا يفترونتفيضون فيه كفىا به شهيدا بيني و بينكم و هو الغفور الرحيم brقل ما كنت بدعا من الرسل و ما أدري ما يفعل بي و لا بكم إن أتبع إلا ما يوحىا إلي و ما أنا إلا نذير مبين brعلى قلبك لتكون من المنذرين brبلسان عربي مبين brو إنه لفي زبر الأولين brإن الذين ينادونك من وراء الحجرات أكثرهم لا يعقلون brو لو أنهم صبروا حتى تخرج إليهم لكان خيرا لهم و الله غفور رحيم brياأيها الذين ءامنوا إن جاءكم فاسق بنبإ فتبينوا أن تصيبوا قوما بجهالة فتصبحوا على ما فعلتم نادمين brإن المصدقين و المصدقات و أقرضوا الله قرضا حسنا يضاعف لهم و لهم أجر كريم brو الذين ءامنوا بالله و رسله أولائك هم الصديقون و الشهداء عند ربهم لهم أجرهم و نورهم و الذين كفروا و كذبوا بءاياتنا أولائك أصحاب الجحيم brربنا إننا سمعنا مناديا ينادي للإيمان أن ءامنوا بربكم فءامنا ربنا فاغفر لنا ذنوبنا و كفر عنا سيءاتنا و توفنا مع الأبرار
Comment from : @Azzyeyap

I love reading the comments and realize how we bilinguals share the exact same troubles because our brain sets a dual default language system as we grew up
Comment from : @Omar-fu9dk

This video is about benefits of bilingual, me being multilingual thinking that what could be its benefits
Comment from : @titanpie

i love learning new languages but never finish it till the end and just changed it to other language
Comment from : @ikhsanhafizi1528

Who's from vaibhav kadnar ❤❤
Comment from : @DharmendraKushwah-r8t

who came here after watching Vaibhav kadnar`s video
Comment from : @AbhimanyuChaudhary-p9y

I know arabic(with all its variants), amazigh, french, english,german
Comment from : @Ismail-x5d6e

As a person who learned French (as a second language) my native language is Arabic and i speak both English and Spanish ( i studied them in school)
Comment from : @sawsanmegherbi4528

Who from Bangladesh ❤❤
Comment from : @diya_moni27

Im fluent in english, french and portuguese, learning german
Comment from : @stelamello02

Soon to be multilingual 🙏🏻
Comment from : @jovie0207

Vaibhav kednar ka short dekhkar kon aya 😂
Comment from : @tejaswiniingole1201

Bhai hindi me bata do koi video
Comment from : @KrishnaBairagi-pl1jg

My first language is Arabic and I'm watching this in English
Comment from : @raneemma3938

وين اللغه العربيه ولا خايفين منها
Comment from : @Alsh61

Very WELL "brThank you
Comment from : @stefyguereschi

personally the best thing about knowing the english language is having the ability to enjoy ao3 fanfics
Comment from : @iamadreamer3149

Pov tu es français et tu regardes la vidéo 😎
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Comment from : @OtisArroyave

im ngl idk wtf i just watched only thing i know is it does not make me better at choosing tasks o anything, my brain's just messed upsomtimes it may be annoying and som,etimes i love it idk man yall tell me what yall think
Comment from : @lilpookie02929

So weird that some people speak less than 3 languages (Northern European here)
Comment from : @23o8idlnqdolkqd

Honestly I cannot imagine people these days who can only speak one language…Especially in Europe
Comment from : @alliesunstone2652

In morocco they teach us in school 3 languages: French, English and Arabic and in some cities spanish
Comment from : @wafflecube1

I’m jealous of people whose first language is english
Comment from : @Tomatomato_o

Me watching this video as my listening part of IELTS subject at school
Comment from : @bunnarakvitou9039

언어 사람만나고 이야기하는것 습관에서 비롯
Comment from : @최은경-b1p

I can speak 4 languages
Comment from : @hindbenatallah4513

As a northeast Indian, we all speak at least 5 languages
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Comment from : @PhuongNam-ys6ru

C’est vrai!
Comment from : @kolbecheang1963

An average Indian is bilingual or trilingual Most Indian kids can speak and understand 2 languages by the age of 5 or 6
Comment from : @HetalOza112

i will become fluent in spanish I WILL!!!!!
Comment from : @daylight_310

I know 4 languages 😅
Comment from : @loveleensharma3334

Watching this as a bilingual turk knowing english and turkish(I have lived in england) and on top of that learning german and french at the same time(french A1)
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