Hi! If you are a passionate for the learning of languages and you want to know a little bit about the conditions that require the acquisition of a Second Language (L2), I’m sure, this blog will help you to get a better idea.

Learn a home language or First Language (L1) to some people could be an easy issue, because you are definitely interacting with this daily, either; interacting with your family, friends, classmates, buying in a store or even asking instructions, but what happens when you want to learn a second language? ... well, that question will be our starting point to get into learning this knowledge scheme. 

 I hope you will enjoy this video in reference at the L2 Acquisition.




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