Native speakers

Native speakers are individuals who have learned and naturally absorbed a language from birth within their cultural environment. They typically develop fluency and an intuitive understanding of the language’s sounds, grammar, and idioms through everyday use. Native speakers often have a deep cultural connection to the language, which influences their pronunciation, expressions, and understanding. This status is usually associated with the country or community where the language originated or is predominantly spoken. Being a native speaker means that the language is part of their early life experience, shaping their communication habits and cultural identity.