Study Shows Learning a Second Language Slows Brain Aging Over Nearly 13 Years

A study presented at the European Neurological Society Congress in Barcelona revealed that multilingual individuals tend to have younger-looking brains. Specifically, bilingual speakers have brains that appear roughly six years younger, those who speak three languages about seven years younger, and individuals who speak four languages around thirteen years younger compared to monolinguals. The study confirms that speaking multiple languages can help delay the deterioration of neural connections in the brain as people age.

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