Hi Language Buddy!

I'd like to discuss how foreign language instruction can serve as a form of brain training and as an alternative to traditional methods like Sudoku or brain teasers. Engaging in activities that keep your brain active is essential for staving off dementia as we age.

Research has shown that bilingual individuals can delay the onset of dementia by an average of 4.5 years. Furthermore, numerous studies indicate that people who learn a foreign language can think more quickly on their feet, multitask more effectively, and adapt more easily to unknown situations.

Foreign language instruction truly checks off many personal development boxes at once. It offers an alternative to brain training that also fulfills your socialization, public speaking, and improvisational needs, among other benefits.

So, consider diving into foreign language learning as a way to not only expand your communication skills but also to keep your brain sharp and agile. Let's embrace this enriching journey and continue growing!