Imre Cartez, Eves Bonifoy, Dragan Dragoilvich and Other Essays
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    [synopsis] => The book includes Hungarian writer Imre Cartez, Eves Bonifoy, Serbian writer Dragan and issues of indigenous language etc. There is no end to the interest of scientists or researchers in experts in many languages. In many ways, everyone wants to connect their daily life with their ability to speak these different languages. Got a lot of surprising results. People who are proficient in many languages tend to be much more patient, tolerant and open-minded. However, a recent study found that the excellent ability to speak many languages not only positively affects people but also changes their personality. Between 2001 and 2003, linguists Jane Mark Dawale and Anita Pavlenko conducted experiments on about 1,000 multilingual people. And two-thirds of those surveyed think that their emotions, speech patterns, and preferences change when they speak a particular language. However, it is not only the researched knowledge, but also the real thing that you will find the truth of this matter. New Republic editor Noam Scheiber is fluent in many languages. But she prefers to speak English with her three-year-old child rather than Hebrew.
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