The idea that adults cannot learn languages is one of the most persistent and least supported beliefs in the field. What children have is not a better brain for language — it is thousands of hours, no embarrassment, and no alternative.
Grammar, because you can be told a rule and apply it. Vocabulary, because you have strategies and existing concepts to hang words on. And self-direction: an adult can decide to drill the aspirated consonants for a week, which a seven-year-old cannot.
Accent, genuinely. Adults who begin after adolescence usually keep some accent, and that is fine — an accent is not an error and nobody is grading you on it. Comprehensibility is the goal, not indistinguishability.
Not age. Embarrassment. Adults hate sounding foolish, so they avoid the one activity that produces progress. A learner who accepts sounding clumsy for three months will pass one who protects their dignity, every time.
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