... it starts to get localized to a part of the brain. Your first language usually winds up in your left brain’s language center. But a subsequent language or languages are actually much more diffused – they get accessed and stored both in the left and in the right brain. This may explain for some of us who are multilingual how come each language “feels” differently from the others and some feel closer to your gut whereas others feel much more heady and yet others playful or even more emotionally charged…