The phrase "acquired languages" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to language learning, linguistics, or cognitive science, referring to languages that a person has learned or picked up over time.
Example: "Many bilingual individuals often find that their acquired languages influence their thinking and cultural perspectives."
Alternatives: "learned languages" or "gained languages".
Namely, earlier AoA with greater number of acquired languages was associated with a greater response increase.
We found that larger number of previously acquired languages and earlier average age of acquisition (AoA) predicted greater response increase to novel non-native word-forms.
Moreover, neural evidence of such putative effects of knowledge of more than two earlier acquired languages on the word-learning mechanisms in the brain is lacking.
In the self-rating section in the same questionnaire, participants rated their current proficiency in four language skills (speaking, comprehension, writing and reading) for all of their acquired languages on a 4-point scale (1 = poor, 2 = moderate, 3 = good, 4 = perfect).
The way of seeing things is very different because of my relationship to the language as an acquired language.
My hope is to continue my research and collaborations in Denmark using some newly acquired language skills!
Fitch, eager to understand how humans acquired language, turned to linguistics and was surprised to learn that Chomsky had written little about the question.
Eighteen native Finnish-speaking, right-handed individuals with no history of developmental or acquired language or other neurological disorders participated in the study.
Whether or not early Homo had acquired language is another fundamental question, and the indirect evidence on this issue has been variously interpreted.
But up until the 1960s, research appeared to show that bilingual children acquired language more slowly.
Students write a composition describing the experience in-depth, articulating their thoughts, and using their newly acquired language structures.
