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“How Second Languages are Learned: An Introduction” is an insightful non-fiction exploration into the cognitive and social processes behind acquiring a second language. Authored by renowned linguists, this book delves into the latest research and theories, offering a comprehensive overview of language learning mechanisms. It examines key themes such as language acquisition stages, the impact of age, and the role of cultural immersion. Ideal for students, educators, and language enthusiasts, this work provides a foundational understanding of how we learn new languages, blending academic rigour with accessible explanations to illuminate this fascinating field.
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