Why Learning a New Language Is Good for Your Brain
New research from Baycrest and York University reveals that the process of learning a new language improves cognitive function.| Duolingo Blog
New research from Baycrest and York University reveals that the process of learning a new language improves cognitive function.| Duolingo Blog
Is knowing multiple dialects the same as knowing multiple languages? They have more in common than you might think! Here's how your brain handles both.| Duolingo Blog
Watching TV in a new language is a great way to practice what you study! Here's how to make the most of audio and subtitles to learn a language.| Duolingo Blog
Learning a second language changes how your brain works—so what about learning a third language? Here’s how your brain handles this new task.| Duolingo Blog
We interviewed bilinguals to learn what it feels like to know multiple languages.| Duolingo Blog
Many people grow up hearing multiple languages, but it doesn't always mean they can speak them. How does that happen?| Duolingo Blog
What does it mean to be bilingual? There are actually many kinds of bilingualism! Here are 6 different ways of being bilingual.| Duolingo Blog
It's hard for learners to keep their languages apart! Here's how your brain applies words and rules from your first language to a new one.| Duolingo Blog
Mistakes are your brain's way of figuring out language patterns, and there's a method to the madness! These are the most common ones and why they happen.| Duolingo Blog
Is it possible to learn two languages at once? Duolingo experts share tips for juggling multiple languages at the same time.| Duolingo Blog
Mistakes are a natural part of learning a new language—it's just how our brains are built! Here are the mistakes an accomplished polyglot makes, even after 25 years.| Duolingo Blog
