On the off chance that you have ever attempted to take in a tonal dialect like Cantonese, you are presumably (agonizingly) mindful of how troublesome it can be. In tonal dialects, similar syllables can have distinctive implications if talked with an expanding, nonpartisan, or diminishing pitch. Be that as it may, xenoglossophobes, fear not — these analysts are here to offer assistance! They speculated that learning words in Cantonese would be simpler and quicker if understudies were first educated to recognize diverse tones. To test this thought, they looked at understudies (both performers and non-artists) who were first prepared to hear tonal contrasts. Prepare to have your mind blown. It worked! Both performers and non-artists adapted new words quicker when initially educated to recognize the distinctive tones. Presently all we need is something to make adapting every one of those Chinese characters simple learn/italianska…