Broca’s area is well-known for being the syntactic processing “center”.[1] It has been known since Paul Broca associated speech production with an area in the posterior inferior frontal gyrus, which he called “Broca’s area”.[4] Although this area is in charge of speech production, its particular role in the language system is unknown.[4] However, it is involved in phonological, semantic, and syntactic processing and working memory.[5] The anterior region of Broca’s area is involved in semantic processing, while the posterior region in the phonological processing (Bohsali, 2015).