Bilingualism is the ability to speak two languages, acquired early by children or in different social settings. It offers cognitive benefits and benefits in education, such as delayed dementia and improved task-switching. However, critics argue that it hinders children from mastering the language of society and limits their opportunities.
Bilingualism is the ability to speak two languages, acquired early by children or in different social settings. It offers cognitive benefits and benefits in education, such as delayed dementia and improved task-switching. However, critics argue that it hinders children from mastering the language of society and limits their opportunities.
