When I was a child, I could quickly learn the local dialect when I moved to a new place. However, as I got older, especially after moving to a different country, I feel that my ability to learn a new language is worse than that of a child, even though I try my best to immerse myself in the new language environment. What is the reason for this? I discussed this with a friend, and he thinks it's because the brain's capacity is limited, and children have less knowledge in their brains, so they can learn new things faster. But I feel that language ability deteriorates with age because I don't pronounce some words as clearly as I did when I was younger. So how can we study language like a child?
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