People who speak more than one language are generally referred to as being bilingual, but there are many ways in which a person can become bilingual. Some grow up learning two languages at the same time, others learn them sequentially so that the mother tongue is learned first and a second language is learned later. Thus, Do people who grow up speaking more than one language use more brain area for language processing? And, does the brain use more resources especially for languages of different structures?
First language may be a source of a great discourse ever and as it is nurtured we are able to process basic and complex information. Thus, can use language extensively. Now, on the issue of Bilingual, to be bilingual you must possess mastery of another languages meaning you know deeply the roots, structures, and functions of language (sociolinguistics). According to a study, brain is elastic and flexible which can process inputs crucial for survival, it can process because it's what we think, it can process because it's what we want to, and it can work faster because it's a mechanism and mechanized to function.
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