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Across Words, Sentences, and Stories: Cognate Facilitation in Spanish–English and Hebrew–English Bilingual Children
Bilingual children’s language abilities cannot be fully understood by examining one language in isolation, because their linguistic knowledge is distributed across two interacting languages. One way to examine these cross-linguistic interactions is through cognates, or words that share meaning and f
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