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For immigrants, the language barrier is a significant problem.

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Due to language limitations, migrants may feel lonely, despondent, and antisocial, which frequently causes depression. Making friends with American classmates is challenging for refugees who struggle with speaking and understanding, and they may unluckily become the focus of bullying.

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Language ability is a crucial factor in immigrant assimilation. It broadens employment options and promotes civic and political engagement. However, many immigrants never acquire sufficient fluency in the host country's language of the host country, despite its critical relevance. Therefore, understanding the underlying mechanisms and contributing variables is essential for developing language acquisition strategies.

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The age of entry into the host nation is the most important variable. With aging, there is a significant loss in a language learning capacity. Before entering puberty, immigrants almost readily pick up the language of the host nation at a skill level that is on par with or nearly on par with native speakers.

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Therefore, the biggest problem that newcomers have is a language barrier. Finding a job, buying food, and even meeting new people become exceedingly difficult when you don't understand the language of the region in which you live. Although finding the time to enroll in the English language. .

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Moreover,It should come as no surprise that language is the most challengingbarrier for immigrants in any nation. Every aspect of life where we must engage with people is impacted by our ability to communicate. Learning a local language is crucial for a variety of reasons, including employment, education, and even just getting around or making purchases.

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Finally, learning at least one of the local official languages is imperative regardless of where you go least one of the local official languages is critical. Local or national organizations may be able to assist with courses that combine language and culture. However, completely forget about your original tongue. Employers may regard your multilingual talents higher on your resume than those of people with just one or two languages included on it in the increasingly globalized job market.