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Re: Fluency and the Brain
by Rob Hoogers on Sunday September 14, @02:50AM
It does not use *different* parts of the brain for different (related)languages, but tomography has show that those areas have a different neuron structure according to different languages spoken. Meaning the hardware *does* co-evolve with the learning process. Just wanted to point out the difference.
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