I wonder if NASA has done comparative studies on native vs foreign language wrt sub-vocalization and reading/speed reading ?
It is rather well known that native language and (all) foreign languages are "stored" in separate parts of the brain (with some limited controversy over whether there exists "bilingual" people in a biological sense).
I wonder if that has an effect on how we read written text (other than that most people presumably read faster and with better comprehension in their native tongue).
It is rather well known that native language and (all) foreign languages are "stored" in separate parts of the brain (with some limited controversy over whether there exists "bilingual" people in a biological sense).
I wonder if that has an effect on how we read written text (other than that most people presumably read faster and with better comprehension in their native tongue).