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Scientists have long studied how language abilities can be impaired. We know, for example, how a stroke or auto accident can injure areas of the brain that are important for speech. But we don't know enough about exceptionally strong langua...
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How many languages can humans learn? They learn as many as they have time to study and practice. Scientists have yet to find any biological reason why everyone cannot learn twenty languages or even one hundred. ... I remember meeting one person who confidently told me “I speak the English perfectily!!” and I never want to...
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thelinguistblogger.wordpress.com/2008/09/06/how-many-languages-is-it-possible-to-learn/
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Hello, Much of this would depend on your definition of fluency. To order a beer, ask directions a make simple comments, many no doubt. To have a high level conversation, pass high school exams, give a 45 minute oration on a business or hist...
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As many as they have the time and capacity to learn. I don't know of one person who holds the record for knowing the "maximum" number of languages, but there is no such proof or record that someone can only learn a certain number of languages.
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At first, people think that it is daunting to expose oneself to so many languages. ... The more languages a person knows, the easier it is for that person to learn a new one when faced with a new language environment. ; If human beings had a "container" for language, you would think that in the case of a person who spoke...
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www.lexlrf.org/hippo/ysomany.html
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Literature and Language question: How many languages can one learn to speak? A person can speak as many different languages as he or she can learn. In other words, there is no limit. ... A person can speak as many different languages as he or she can learn. In other words, there is no limit.
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At this site you can learn how to say hello in more than 775 languages from around the world. My goal is to include every language, so that people will be able to say at least a few words to anyone they meet, anywhere in the world. ... Abaza (Russia) Mysh bzi ... Abkhaz (Georgia) Mshybzia...
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www.elite.net/~runner/jennifers/hello.htm
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This is not to say that one shouldn't learn a language with mass appeal (I took many years of Spanish in college myself), but that one should also flirt with the rich territory that lies beyond. There is, after all, no legal restriction on how many languages a person can learn in a lifetime.
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www.suite101.com/article.cfm/norwegian_culture/118851
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But what can you really learn in a 50-minute class a couple of times a week? In Europe, students study multiple languages throughout their education. Every European I've met in my travels could speak at least three languages, and some as many as six.
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