Bilingual individuals who learn language after the age of 10 or so process their second languages
A) the same as native-language speakers but with an accent.
B) the same as trilingual language speakers that learned their languages before 10.
C) differently from native-language speakers.
D) the same as native-language speakers but with more difficulty in learning the language.

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Bilingual individuals who learn a second language after the age of 10 process their second languages differently from native-language speakers, often involving different areas of the brain and exhibiting differences in fluency, accent, and comprehension.

Bilingual Individuals Who Learn Language After the Age of 10