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tiếng mẹ đẻ
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ngôn ngữ được thừa hưởng trong thời thơ ấu
Your first language is the language you learned to speak naturally from birth while growing up. It matters because it forms the foundation for how you communicate, think, and connect with your family and community.
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- Subclass of
- language
- Followed by
- second language
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- facet of
- first language acquisition
- opposite of
- foreign language
- different from
- L1
- P8168
- Przywidz
- studied by
- sociolinguistics
- Commons category
- Mother Tongue
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