Becoming Fluent

In Becoming Fluent, authors Richard Roberts and Roger Kreuz challenge the notion that adults cannot learn foreign languages as effectively as children. Drawing from psychology and cognitive science, they explain that while children may acquire accents more easily, adults bring valuable skills and life experiences to the language-learning process. By leveraging their understanding of language and social pragmatics, adult learners can make the journey of mastering a new language enjoyable and rewarding. The audiobook emphasizes that with effort and the right approach, adults can thrive in language acquisition.