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You're listening to Shortwave from NPR.

You're listening to Shortwave from NPR.

Are we going whitewater rafting?

Are we going whitewater rafting?

Are we going whitewater rafting?

Do you need more eggs? My baby Kwong.

Do you need more eggs? My baby Kwong.

Do you need more eggs? My baby Kwong.

Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh.

Oh. Oh.

It's true. Emily, you want an egg?

It's true. Emily, you want an egg?

It's true. Emily, you want an egg?

So today in the show, we ask some big questions about second language acquisition and get answers from neurolinguist Sarah Phillips. This is Shorewave from NPR.

So today in the show, we ask some big questions about second language acquisition and get answers from neurolinguist Sarah Phillips. This is Shorewave from NPR.

So today in the show, we ask some big questions about second language acquisition and get answers from neurolinguist Sarah Phillips. This is Shorewave from NPR.

All right, Emily Kwong, today we are talking about the science of learning a second language because you are learning Mandarin Chinese, which, like, as far as a hobby goes, more power to you, Emily, more power to you.

All right, Emily Kwong, today we are talking about the science of learning a second language because you are learning Mandarin Chinese, which, like, as far as a hobby goes, more power to you, Emily, more power to you.