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A study presented at the European Neurological Society Congress in Barcelona showed that multilingual individuals tend to have younger-looking brains. Those who speak two languages have brains roughly 6 years younger; those speaking three languages about 7 years younger; and those speaking four languages around 13 years younger. The study concluded that multilingualism helps delay the decline in brain functions associated with aging.
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