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4. Temporary or mild problems in learning a language, which are not always a disorder
6. A phonological disorder where sounds are mispronounced due to articulation difficulties.
7. The drive that keeps learners practicing and participating; without it, learning slows down.
9. A lifelong neurodevelopmental condition that affects vocabulary, grammar, and organization of ideas.
10. feeling nervous or afraid when speaking or being evaluated Anxiety
11. A diagnosed condition that makes it difficult to understand or use spoken, written, or signed language.

1. Emotional factors such as anxiety, fear of failure, or low self-esteem that block second language learning.
2. A learning disorder that mainly affects reading, writing, and sometimes language comprehension.
3. An internal belief in your own abilities to communicate and face challenges.
5. A language disorder caused by brain damage that makes comprehension and production of language difficult.
8. Ways teachers deliver lessons; effective methods build confidence and communication, while ineffective ones focus only on rules.