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  • Literacy/Bibliography
    ''Works cited in the [[second language acquisition]] article'' ===Literacy and language acquisition===
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  • Martha Young-Scholten/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Fossilization (language acquisition)/Bibliography
    *Birdsong D (1999) ''Second Language Acquisition and the Critical Period Hypothesis''. Mahwah, NJ: Lawrence Erlbaum Associat *Han Z (2003) ''Fossilization in Adult Second Language Acquisition''. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters. ISBN 1853596868.
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  • Critical period hypothesis/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|First language acquisition}}
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  • Stephen Krashen/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Language acquisition/Bibliography
    ''Works cited in the [[language acquisition]] article'' ...tephen Krashen|Krashen, S.D.]] (1982). ''Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition''. Oxford: Pergamon.
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  • Monitor theory/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Critical period/Related Articles
    {{r|First language acquisition}} {{r|Fossilization (language acquisition)}}
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  • Second language acquisition/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Fossilization (language acquisition)}}
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  • Language acquisition/Related Articles
    {{r|First language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Language (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Language acquisition||**}}
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  • Language attrition
    ...guage]]. This may be a [[native language]] or a second language that was [[language acquisition|acquired]] later, and attrition may be partial or total. ...ested in the extent to which first and second language loss are related to language acquisition and the process of relearning a language once lost. For example, to what ex
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  • Language acquisition
    {{seealso|first language acquisition|second language acquisition}} '''Language acquisition''' refers both to the emergence of [[language (general)|language]] in an in
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  • First language acquisition/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Fossilization (language acquisition)/Related Articles
    {{r|Second language acquisition}} {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Language attrition/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|First language acquisition}}
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  • First language acquisition
    ...]. As linguists often argue that the process of FLA is similar to [[second language acquisition]], these disciplines can overlap considerably.
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  • Critical period/Bibliography
    ...acquisition. In D. Singleton & Z. Lengyel (eds) ''The Age Factor in Second Language Acquisition''. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters. pp.67-94.
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  • Mother tongue
    #REDIRECT [[First language acquisition]]
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  • CZ Talk:Language Acquisition Subgroup
    {{Language Acquisition Subgroup}}
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  • Language Acquisition
    #Redirect [[Language acquisition]]
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  • First language
    #REDIRECT [[First language acquisition]]
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  • Native language
    #REDIRECT [[First language acquisition]]
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  • Native speaker
    #REDIRECT [[First language acquisition]]
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  • Fossilization (language acquisition)/Definition
    loss of progress in second language acquisition, where learners no longer move towards native-like ability in the second la
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  • Linguistics/Related Articles
    =====Language acquisition===== {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Applied linguistics/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Fossilization (linguistics)/Related Articles
    #REDIRECT [[Fossilization (language acquisition)/Related Articles]]
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  • Back-chaining/Related Articles
    *[[Second language acquisition]]
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  • Steven Pinker/Related Articles
    {{r|First language acquisition}} {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Critical period
    ...he context of both [[first language acquisition|first]] (FLA) and [[second language acquisition]] (SLA), and is particularly controversial in the latter. In FLA, it seeks ...dations of Language'', which set the end of the critical period for native language acquisition at 12. The hypothesis has been fiercely debated since then, and has continu
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  • Monitor theory/Bibliography
    *Krashen, S.D. (1981a). ''Second Language Acquisition and Second Language Learning''. Elsevier. [http://www.sdkrashen.com/SL_Acqu *Krashen, S.D. (1982). ''Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition''. Oxford: Pergamon. [http://www.sdkrashen.com/Principles_and_Practice/inde
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  • Grammar (linguistics)/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Foreign language/Related Articles
    {{r|Foreign language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Creolistics/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Lingua franca/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Nativism (psychology)/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Low Educated Second Language and Literacy Acquisition/Definition
    (LESLLA) forum for research into the development of second language acquisition skills by adult immigrants with little or no formal education.
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  • Comprehension approach/Bibliography
    ...nse: theory and practice. In H. Winitz (ed.) ''Native Language and Foreign Language Acquisition''. New York: New York Academy of Sciences. pp.324-331. ...ge instruction: practice. In H. Winitz (ed.) ''Native Language and Foreign Language Acquisition''. New York: New York Academy of Sciences. pp.343-357.
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  • Stephen Krashen/Bibliography
    *Krashen, S.D. (1981a). ''Second Language Acquisition and Second Language Learning''. Elsevier. [http://www.sdkrashen.com/SL_Acqu *Krashen, S.D. (1982). ''Principles and Practice in Second Language Acquisition''. Oxford: Pergamon. [http://www.sdkrashen.com/Principles_and_Practice/inde
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  • Comprehension approach/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Noam Chomsky/Related Articles
    {{r|First language acquisition}} {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Monitor theory/Definition
    ...the linguist Stephen Krashen to explain and predict the process of second language acquisition.
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  • Pidgin (language)/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Multilingualism/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Contact language/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Creole (language)/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Generative linguistics/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}} {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Polyglott/Related Articles
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  • Verb/Related Articles
    {{r|Fossilization (language acquisition)}}
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  • Martha Young-Scholten/Definition
    linguist specialising in the phonology and syntax of second language acquisition (SLA); senior lecturer at the University of Newcastle upon Tyne, UK.
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  • Stephen Krashen/Definition
    ...ion at the University of Southern California; his research concerns second language acquisition (SLA), bilingual education, literacy and neurolinguistics.
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  • Second language acquisition/Bibliography
    ''Works cited in the [[second language acquisition]] article'' *[[Stephen Krashen|Krashen, S.D.]] (2003). ''Explorations in Language Acquisition and Use''. Portsmouth, NH: Heinemann. ISBN 0325005540.
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  • Critical period hypothesis/Bibliography
    ...& K. Hakuta (1994). ''In Other Words: The Science and Psychology of Second Language Acquisition''. New York: HarperCollins. ...Hypothesis. In D. Singleton & Z. Lengyel (eds) ''The Age Factor in Second Language Acquisition''. Clevedon: Multilingual Matters. pp.30-50.
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  • Fossilization (disambiguation)
    {{rpl|Fossilization (language acquisition)}}
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  • Stephen Krashen
    ...9).</ref> In SLA and [[applied linguistics]] his "five hypotheses" about [[language acquisition]], collectively known as ''[[monitor theory]]'',<ref>Krashen rarely uses th
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  • Literacy
    ==Literacy and language acquisition== The effect of literacy on other skills, such as [[language acquisition]], has become a focal point of research in [[linguistics]] and [[psychology
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  • Fossilization (language acquisition)
    {{dambigbox|text=This article is about [[language acquisition]]. For other uses, see [[Fossilization (disambiguation)]].}} ...cquisition]] (SLA), refers to the often-observed loss of progress in the [[language acquisition|acquisition]] of a [[second language]] (L2), following a period where learn
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  • Nativism (psychology)
    ...man]] mind by [[gene]]s, language is '[[innatism|innate]]' and therefore [[language acquisition|acquired]] in a way that is largely outside its user's conscious control, m Nativism is strongly associated with [[Noam Chomsky]]'s views on language acquisition, and is contrasted with the [[empiricism]] of [[B.F. Skinner]] and other [[
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  • Martha Young-Scholten
    ...cs|linguist]] specialising in the [[phonology]] and [[syntax]] of [[second language acquisition]] (SLA). She has been a senior lecturer at the [[University of Newcastle up ...ung-Scholten (2003).</ref> The [[hypothesis]] concerns what aspects of a [[language acquisition|language learner]]'s [[first language]] (L1) is carried over into the [[gra
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  • Second language acquisition
    ...ilar the acquisition process is to [[first language (L1) acquisition|first language acquisition]]. Where differences are identified, researchers seek to explain what is re ==Investigating second language acquisition==
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  • Martha Young-Scholten/Bibliography
    ...lynn, G. Martohardojono & W. O'Neil (eds) ''The Generative Study of Second Language Acquisition.'' pp.35-59. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum. ...(L1 Turkish) German interlanguage.' In T. Hoekstra & B.D. Schwartz (eds) ''Language Acquisition Studies in Generative Grammar: Papers in Honor of Kenneth Wexler from the 1
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  • Low Educated Second Language and Literacy Acquisition/Related Articles
    {{r|Second language acquisition}}
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  • Monitor theory
    ...ach hypothesis relates to conditions that are necessary for subconscious [[language acquisition|emergence of language]] to take place, and also assume that conscious learn ...gh when monitoring does not interfere much, and which is closer to [[first language acquisition]] by children. For example, grammatical [[morphology (linguistics)|morpheme
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  • Sociolinguistics/Related Articles
    {{r|Language acquisition}}
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  • Hawaiian Creole
    ...ge acquisition|acquiring]] a [[pidgin (language)|pidgin]] as their [[first language acquisition|first language]] and thereby making it as complex as any other language. Ha
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  • Linguistics/Video
    ...due to his theories about [[generative linguistics|generative grammar]], [[language acquisition]], [[syntax (linguistics)|syntax]] and, most recently, [[evolutionary lingu
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  • Critical period hypothesis
    ...he context of both [[first language acquisition|first]] (FLA) and [[second language acquisition]] (SLA), and is particularly controversial in the latter. In FLA, it seeks ...dations of Language'', which set the end of the critical period for native language acquisition at 12. The hypothesis has been fiercely debated since then, and has continu
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  • Pidgin Hawaiian
    ...d pidgin instead, which, once [[native language|nativized]] as the [[first language acquisition|first language]] of children, developed into a [[creole (language)|creole]]
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  • Creole (language)
    ...y other due to children [[language acquisition|acquiring]] it as a [[first language acquisition|first language]]. Creoles are studied within the cross-disciplinary field o
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  • Low Educated Second Language and Literacy Acquisition
    ...n''' (LESLLA) is a forum for [[research]] into the development of [[second language acquisition]] skills by adult immigrants with little or no formal [[education]]. Its go
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  • Creolistics
    ...anguage]]s'' is most often associated with [[linguistics]], particularly [[language acquisition]] and [[sociolinguistics]], it has expanded into related fields such as [[a
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  • Multilingualism
    *[[Language acquisition]]
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  • French language/Related Articles
    {{r|First language acquisition}}
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  • Hawaii (U.S. state)
    ...d pidgin instead, which, once [[native language|nativized]] as the [[first language acquisition|first language]] of children, developed into a [[creole (language)|creole]]
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  • Contact language
    ...ative languages as well as novel rules that arise through the processes of language acquisition. As the goal is basic communication rather than the acquisition of a new la
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  • Applied linguistics/Bibliography
    Major journals include ''Studies in Second Language Acquisition'', ''Modern Language Review'', ''Language Learning'', ''Applied Linguistics
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  • Written language
    ...anguage rather than as a separate system. Another point is that children [[language acquisition|acquire]] their first language(s) through speech or signing, and never sole
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  • Comprehension approach
    ...]],<ref>Krashen (1982).</ref> and is also inspired by research on [[second language acquisition]] in [[children]], particularly the [[silent period]] phenomenon in which m
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  • Cognitive linguistics/Bibliography
    * Tomasello, M. (2003). Constructing a Language. A Usage-Based Theory of Language Acquisition. Harvard University Press.
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  • British Association for Applied Linguistics
    ...istics]] and particularly in its practical application - for example, in [[language acquisition|language teaching and learning]]. A group of theoretical linguists, educato *[[Language acquisition]]
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  • Applied linguistics
    ...sights from [[theoretical linguistics]] in approach issues within [[second language acquisition]] or [[language education]] in particular, but some see it as including any Today, 'applied linguistics' is sometimes used to refer to 'second language acquisition', but these are distinct fields, in that SLA involves more theoretical stud
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  • Spoken language
    ...[Pirahã language|Pirahã]] in [[Brazil]]). Another point is that children [[language acquisition|acquire]] their first language(s) through speech or signing, and never sole
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  • Sign language
    ...hough any [[child]] exposed to a sign language in their first years will [[language acquisition|acquire]] it, perhaps alongside a spoken language such as [[English languag
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  • Language as a complex adaptive system
    ...mmonalities in many areas of language research, including first and second language acquisition, historical linguistics, psycholinguistics, language evolution, and computa
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  • Biolinguistics/External Links
    ...ing scholars from all continents in the fields of theoretical linguistics, language acquisition, language change, theoretical biology, genetics, philosophy of mind, and co
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  • What is language?
    Linguistics has a field of study called language acquisition.
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  • Pidgin (language)
    ...]] as [[second language acquisition|second language]]s rather than [[first language acquisition|natively]]; when a pidgin becomes a first language, this process elaborates ...ative languages as well as novel rules that arise through the processes of language acquisition. As the goal is basic communication rather than the acquisition of a new la
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  • Noam Chomsky
    ===Language acquisition===
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  • Linguistics/Bibliography
    ...2 [2000 Harper Perennial Modern Classics edition]. '' Best-selling book on language acquisition and linguistics, arguing from a strongly 'nativist' perspective.'' ...2 [2000 Harper Perennial Modern Classics edition]. '' Best-selling book on language acquisition and linguistics, arguing from a strongly 'nativist' perspective.''
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  • Writing system
    ...ears within [[linguistics]] as researchers become more interested in how [[language acquisition]] and [[literacy]] are related, how people process [[written language]] and
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  • Received Pronunciation
    ...he accent taught to learners of [[English language|English]] as a [[second language acquisition|second language]]. RP and the [[dialect]] known as '[[Standard English]]' a People learning [[English language|English]] as a [[second language acquisition|second language]] are still often taught to speak using RP. They are told t
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  • Phonology
    ...f concern to linguists interested in [[orthography]] (written language), [[language acquisition]] specialists, and educators concerned with developing literacy.<ref>See fo
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  • Cognitive science/External Links
    ...ological-distributional coherence hypothesis: Cross-linguistic evidence in language acquisition. 2007.
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  • Cognitive linguistics
    * Computational models of metaphor and language acquisition.
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  • English language
    ...Empire]] found it advantageous to [[learning|learn]] English as a [[second language acquisition|foreign or second]] language.
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  • Word (language)
    ...msy were the borogroves") that have no meaning, and the observation that [[language acquisition|language learners]] can recognise words as words even though they have yet
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  • Reading (process)
    Reading is a means of [[language acquisition|acquiring language]], of [[communication]], and of sharing [[information]] *[[Language acquisition]]
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  • Linguistic anthropology
    ...f enculturation and socialization do not occur apart from the process of [[language acquisition]], but that children acquire language and culture together in what amounts
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  • German language
    ...tsch'' ('High German') is the German dialect encountered by most [[second language acquisition|second language learners]], and by native speakers in school. It has consi
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