Mother Tongue - The first language a person learns from birth, usually spoken at home and learned naturally., Learning Strategies - Techniques or methods used by learners to help them understand, remember, and use new information effectively., Foreign - Something that comes from another country or is not native; in language learning, it refers to a language that is not commonly spoken in the learner’s environment., Native Speakers - People who speak a language as their first language, having learned it naturally from early childhood., Slang - Informal, often playful language made up of new or altered words and expressions, usually used in casual conversation., Jargon - Specialized language used by a particular profession, group, or activity, which may be difficult for outsiders to understand., Fluency - The ability to speak or write a language smoothly and easily, with natural flow and rhythm., Accuracy - The ability to use correct grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation when speaking or writing a language., Skill - The ability to do something well, usually developed through practice; in language learning, this includes reading, writing, listening, and speaking., Bilingual - A person who can speak and understand two languages fluently.,

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