First and second language acquisition differ in that first language acquisition involves learning one's native language from birth through immersion, which can lead to native fluency, whereas second language acquisition occurs later in life, requires a more intentional learning process using interaction and immersion in various environments, and is often more difficult to achieve native-like fluency.
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1st language acquisition vs. 2nd language acquisition
First and second language acquisition differ in that first language acquisition involves learning one's native language from birth through immersion, which can lead to native fluency, whereas second language acquisition occurs later in life, requires a more intentional learning process using interaction and immersion in various environments, and is often more difficult to achieve native-like fluency.
First and second language acquisition differ in that first language acquisition involves learning one's native language from birth through immersion, which can lead to native fluency, whereas second language acquisition occurs later in life, requires a more intentional learning process using interaction and immersion in various environments, and is often more difficult to achieve native-like fluency.
1ST LANGUAGE ACQUISITION & 2ND LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
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1st Language 2nd Language
acquisition acquisition
▪it is the acquisition ▪environment
plays significant ▪process in which a of the mother role in learning person learns another tongue/native ▪ necessary language in addition especially in language to their native social interaction ▪ it is the language ▪ uses variety of vocabulary language ▪ acquired at a later acquired from birth ▪ ▪ learned it could reach through process stage after a mother native fluency ▪ requires tongue interaction to learn ▪ often difficult to reach native-like fluency