...that means how old is your brain in french.

I imported the European version of Brain Age. It's called "Dr. Kawashima's Brain Training: How Old Is Your Brain?" over there. I got it because my wife is a native french speaker, and so are her parents. I thought I'd be able to switch between languages, but it's limited to one language for all 4 people on the cart. Too bad really. It would have been nice for us, and I'm sure alot of other Canadian/European households that have people who speak more than one language.

I decided to start playing in French, cause I haven't really practiced speaking or reading French since high school. It's funny, because the voice recognition forces you to speak proper French/Spanish etc. As in rolling "R's" and such. I'm thinking, since I can pull off the same scores I was getting in English, my brain is getting twice the benefit because I have to translate everything in my head first. We're gonna try Spanish and Italian too. Talk about replay value :P

German and Dutch are more intimidating.