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The first language a person learns and speaks from childhood; often the language spoken by their family or community.

• Mother Tongue
• Primary Language
• Native Tongue
• First Language

Various methods, techniques, or approaches used to facilitate the process of acquiring knowledge or skills.

• Learning styles
• Teaching techniques
• Learning strategies

• Instructional methods

Relating to a country or language that is not one's own; unfamiliar or external.

• foreign
• internal
• native
• domestic

Individuals who have acquired a particular language as their first language and use it as their primary means of communication.

• Initial Communicators
• Non-native Speakers
• Native Speakers
• First-time Learners

The ability to speak or write a language smoothly, accurately, and easily, demonstrating a high level of proficiency.

• Fluency
• Fluentness
• Proficiency
• Articulacy

Informal words or phrases that are used in everyday language, often specific to particular groups or subcultures, and may not be considered appropriate in formal speech or writing.

• Slang
• Jargon
• Formality
• Dialect

Proficiency or ability in performing a task, acquired through practice, training, or experience.

• Experience
• Proficiency
• Skill
• Talent

Having the ability to speak and understand two languages fluently.

• Monolingual
• Bilingual
• Trilingual
• Quadrilingual

A plan of action designed to achieve a particular goal or objective.

• tactic
• approach
• method
• strategy

Specialized vocabulary or terminology used in a particular field or profession, often not easily understood by those outside of that field.

• Lingo
• Vernacular
• Dialect
• Jargon