Are you bilingual?

That's how much lip reading bilinguals do at twelve months of age.

You know that if you have Alzheimer,

As we can see in such an interdisciplinary and diversified world, just how important it might be to be bilingual.

First of all it's a lack of bilinguals.

It's raising lots of questions about bilingual people.

And we've done exactly those same studies with them, and what you see here is that big bar there, which is marked 'bilinguals'.

What has been found in bilinguals? Why are bilinguals so special?

Now if this is what you want to do, you pretty quickly realize you're going to run into two pretty big hurdles, two big obstacles.

Now if this is what you want to do you pretty quickly realize that you're going to run into two pretty major obstacles.

But, if you have that devastating disease, it can affect the course of it, if you have a bilingual or multilingual brain, your decline, your inevitable decline with Alzheimer will be slowed.

Why would you want to be reminded of the moment when everything almost ended, bones?

And that is to transform language translation into something that millions of people want to do, and that also helps with the problem of lack of bilinguals, and that is language education.

And the way to do that is to transform language translation into something that millions of people want to do and that also helps with the problem of lack of bilinguals.

So I don't even know if there exists 100 million people out there using the Web who are bilingual enough to help us translate.

Finally, my colleagues in Spain recently have conducted a study of babies who are bilingual.

Bilinguals have been found to be better at multitasking, and also to be able to solve logic problems more efficiently.

We're arguing from a mathematical standpoint that the learning of language material may slow down when our distributions stabilize.