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Reduced Sensitivity: Extensive experience with a native language inhibits the ability to perceive foreign phonemes, essentially training the brain to ignore distinctions that are irrelevant to the mother tongue. Impact on Second Language Learning Interference: The first language acts as a template, interfering with the production of new language sounds, vocabulary, and grammar, resulting in accents or grammatical mistakes.