People who speak two languages experience time differently, study finds

Sep 29, 2020

People who speak two languages experience time differently, study finds

Posted by Marcia Wiegand in category: neuroscience

Researchers suggested being bilingual may also bring long-term benefits for mental wellbeing.

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