Re: understanding more than one language?

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Hi Lawrence,

I am sure that, once your brain gets you past the post-activation " helium voices "

stage, you should have no problem.

Once you are far enough along the learning-curve to find that voices sound

natural again,your auditory memory should be valid for all the languages you

have been used to using.

Whilst I cannot claim any great fluency, both French and German sound as they

used to do.

Good luck with your op and activation

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> I am scheduled for surgery on Jan 14. I have been reading about the post op

therapy and have a question. If you do the auditory therapy in English, do the

sounds and patterns learned " translate " to anothe language? My primary language

is english. I also speak spanish and french. I plan to be doing my therapy in

english of course. Will my word discrimination ability in the other languages

tend to parallel the scores for english?

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