How Children Learn Language

We have experienced a lot of things in our lives, and everything will change within a year. These changes can happen in the past and what we learned. You can also make sure you do not make the same mistakes as the past, or you can observe the mistakes made by other people. This article is about applying knowledge and applications to long-term memory, classical conditioning, positive reinforcement, and children's language learning. Long-term memory is a file saved in the "folder" area of ​​our brain.

This is the most fundamental question to understand how children learn the language: input of language acquisition includes sound and context; output is for languages ​​such as noun, verb, subject, phrase structure, control A grammar c command that specifies the order and placement of abstract entities for (see the chapters of Lasnik and Larson, and the chapters of this chapter and the chapters of Gleitman and Newport Somehow the kids have to learn the language We must discover these entities.An unconsciously the same applies to the experiments described in the previous section, but how they change from sound and context to syntactic structure Can we do that?

Every child learns at least one language. Many children in the world learn multiple languages ​​and they do it in various ways. Some children learn more than one language from their birth. Other children begin learning the second language while receiving day care and preschool education, and as more children go to school, more and more children are learning the second language of the immersion course. In this article, I will focus on children learning both languages ​​at birth or shortly after birth. I am focusing on learning kids in both languages, not children who are learning both languages. In other words, I will focus on children with two initial languages. Learning two languages ​​from the birth of a parent is because parents decided to speak different languages ​​and grow their children in a different language. In other households, parents can speak the same language, but it is different from the language used in the community (eg parents who speak Spanish in the United States or parents who speak Chinese).