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What's the word for someone learning a language by hearing others? -
01-16-2009, 08:01 AM
For example: A child learns how to speak by hearing his parents speak. Children at the age of about 5 to 10 also learn by hearing others speak such as teachers and friends. I trying to find a word for that meaning.
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