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Infants can differentiate languages by watching facial expression
May 26 2007, Kalpana Tripathi

According to a new study infant of just 4 months can very well differentiate between the languages with only visual information.

The Canadian researcher’s states that — small babies of who are just 4 months old can distinguish between...

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