Never too late!!!

No! I'm adding languages #6 and #7 at age 67. The tough part is maintaining proficiency. If it takes 4-5 hours per week for each language, that adds up to a lot of hours! So for right now I'm letting French, German, and Spanish slide for a while. It is a great challenge and lots of fun. Each new language is a new way of looking at the world! Now being truly fluent-- that is my dream. But for now I'd be delighted to reach b2 level in each language. What do you think, Alice?

However, the study also found that it is “nearly impossible” to achieve a native-like proficiency in the foreign language if learning begins after the age of 10.

It all depends on the time it is in your country. From 10 pm on, it may be difficult if you got up early in the morning because you'll be tired and sleepy ;)

No , Learning has no age❤️✨