One common experience of many multilingual people as they get older is language attrition, which refers to a gradual loss of fluency or proficiency in one or more languages. This can happen for various reasons, such as decreased use of a language, lack of exposure to it, or a shift in social or environmental contexts that affect language use. As a result, multilingual individuals may struggle to maintain their language skills or may find it difficult to switch between languages as easily as they used to. However, it's important to note that language attrition is not inevitable and can be mitigated through continued language practice and exposure.
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