People who play instruments more likely to pick up a second language
Briefly

The present meta-analysis provides evidence that musical ability is indeed positively, albeit modestly, related to second-language learning outcomes across a variety of participant populations and methodologies.
Including music in classrooms or participating in musical activities could assist in the perception and production of non-native sounds.
More musical individuals might have an advantage during early stages of second-language learning due to more accurate perception and production of foreign sounds.
Read at Mail Online
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