Acceleration of Second Language Acquisition of the Lecturers in Samarinda, Indonesia from Affective Filter Hypothesis
<p id="p1">A second language is a language acquired after the mother tongue. The large number of tribes in Indonesia and the variety of regional languages and marriages of different tribes make its citizens have different second languages. Some are both English, some are Indonesian, and some are reg...
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IntechOpen
2025
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