… Distinct cortical areas associated with native and second languages [J]. Nature 388: 171-…
Models of lexical knowledge assessment of second language learners of English at higher …

Abstract Language is the important tool for human communication and the feature that makes
us a human. Phonemic merger is a typical and interesting linguistic phenomenon. A typical …

… However, places can change and become visually different from the way we remembered
over time. Moreover, the intimate places from our earlier lives may not necessarily have …

… A native language and a second language that shares its universal grammar can assume
… Distinct cortical areas associated with native and second languages. Nature. 1997;388:171-…

… At the same time, we are trying to describe the languages of many nations with the system …
hieroglyphic languages. When we talk about learning any language as a foreign language, …

… In the second study, we compared the anatomical features and resting state … language)
and Dutch (non-tonal language) native speakers. Chinese speakers showed larger surface area …

… This study examines possible connections between second language competency and
frequency and type of gesture use (illustrators, compensatory illustrators, adaptors, emblems, …

… different languages have identical neural mechanisms ?(2) What effects do the proficiency
in languages and the age of second language … (3) Which brain areas are responsible for the …

… The neural representations of Chinese nouns and verbs seemed to contradict the
general impression that there exist distinct cortical regions for these two word classes. …

This study investigated the effect of tonal systems on perception with speakers of Beijing,
Rugao and Yantai, as well as American English. It was found that while phonetic similarities …