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native language

Language·s acquired from birth.

*It is possible to have more than one native language.

**In the academic fields of SLA and ISLA, the term first language or mother tongue is used to refer to native language.

native languages

Language·s acquired from birth.

*It is possible to have more than one native language.

**In the academic fields of SLA and ISLA, the term first language or mother tongue is used to refer to native language.

naturalistic setting

Informal setting where learners “pick up” an additional language through observation and interaction with others (e.g., workplace, playground).

Synonym: natural setting.

naturalistic settings

Informal setting where learners “pick up” an additional language through observation and interaction with others (e.g., workplace, playground).

Synonym: natural setting.

natural setting

Informal setting where learners “pick up” an additional language through observation and interaction with others (e.g., workplace, playground)

Synonym: naturalistic setting.

natural settings

Informal setting where learners “pick up” an additional language through observation and interaction with others (e.g., workplace, playground)

Synonym: naturalistic setting.