For individuals who speak multiple languages, there is little phonological influence of one language on another.

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There is often phonological influence of one language on another when a person speaks multiple languages. This is known as language transfer or cross-linguistic influence. For example, a person who speaks English and Spanish may have difficulty distinguishing certain sounds in English that do not exist in Spanish, or may use Spanish pronunciation patterns when speaking English.

For Individuals Who Speak Multiple Languages, There Is Little Phonological