Nies famużi jitkellmu l-lingwi

Ħafna nies li agħmlu suċċess jitkellmu diversi lingwi. Dan ma jgħinhomx biss fix-xogħol tagħhom, imma wkoll jiftħilhom il-bieb biex jifhmu kulturi differenti u japprezzaw aħjar pajjiżi oħrajn.
U jekk dan għadu mhux biżżejjed: studji juru li l-fatt wieħed ikun jitkellem ħafna lingwi differenti huwa wieħed mill-aqwa eżerċizzji għal moħħok. Dan saħansitra jipposponi l-marda tal-Alzheimer's b’4 jew 5 snin.

Novak Đoković
sportsman

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Not only has Djokovic conquered the world of tennis, this elite sportsman has also mastered six or seven languages. He modestly classifies this great feat as "enough to communicate with people", nothing more and explains his passion for languages with a Serbian saying: “The more languages you know, the more is your worth as a person.” In fact, this spectrum ranges from French to English, including German, Italian, Arabic and Russian. Ever ambitious, he hopes to extend his knowledge of Chinese characters from a couple to 1000 or even 2000. He goes on to explain that the beauty lies in the endless learning process, seeing each misunderstanding as an opportunity to learn more.

Image by Andrew Campbell (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/89/Novak_Djokovic_%2834808147273%29.jpg) via Wikimedia Commons

 
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