“The hyperpolyglot is someone who is both a gifted and massive language accumulator. They possess a particular neurology that’s well-suited for learning languages very quickly and being able to use them” (Michael Erard*).
Multiple Languages & Hyperpolyglots
- DC Carpet Cleaner Who Speaks 24 Languages
- How to Maintain Multiple Languages (Agnieszka Karch)
- Hyperpolyglots – Secrets of Language Superlearners*
- How Many Languages Can You Juggle?
- Man Fluent in 11 Languages (Alex Rawlings)
- Adventures of a Teenage Polyglot (Timothy Doner)
- Teen Speaks Over 20 Languages (Timothy Doner)
- Why I Taught Myself 20 Languages (Timothy Doner)
- How Can I Avoid Confusing Languages? (Olly Richards)
- Infographic – Hardest Languages to Learn
- 4 Blogs Every Language Learner Should Follow
- Top 100 Language Lovers (2014)
- The World’s Top 20 Languages (Mental Floss)
- Speaking Multiple Languages Can Influence Children’s Development
- Tips to Become Fluent… Fast
- Why Learning Foreign Languages…
- Foreign Language Skills Worth Acquiring
- Natural Born Linguists
The Bilingual Brain
- Language Utilizes Ancient Brain Circuits That Predate Humans
- Foreign Languages and Rational Decisions
- Do Bilingual Children Learn Differently?
- Bilingualism and Poverty
- This Is Your Brain On Language
- How Bilingualism Boosts Your Brain
- Bilingualism and Brain Power
- Foreign Languages Trigger Brain Growth
- Do We Use Only 10% Of Our Brain?
- Bilingualism Fine-Tunes Hearing
- The Benefits of Bilingualism
- Bilingual Kids Have Multiple Advantages
- Bilingual Children
- The Bilingual Brain Is Sharper and More Focused
- When Labels Don’t Fit Hispanics
- For a More Creative Brain, Travel
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