Abstract

The rapid development of Natural Language Processing (NLP) technology has provided new perspectives and tools for the acquisition of second languages. As our world becomes increasingly interconnected, the role of NLP in facilitating language learning has become more prominent. This paper reviews the multifaceted applications of NLP technology in language learning, including auxiliary teaching functions such as reading assistance, writing feedback, oral interaction, and personalized learning. These applications have significantly enhanced language learners' abilities in vocabulary acquisition, grammatical application, pronunciation accuracy, and reading comprehension through real-time feedback, enhanced interactivity, and promotion of cultural understanding. Despite the immense potential of NLP technology in second language learning, challenges such as technical accuracy, cultural adaptability, and data privacy exist. This paper proposes strategies, such as ensuring technical accuracy, curating diverse datasets and safeguarding data privacy to address these challenges. Looking forward, the future development of NLP technology in second language education holds great promise. As NLP continues to evolve, it is expected to contribute to more personalized, effective, and accessible language learning solutions. This paper aims to provide valuable references and insights for educators, technology developers, and policymakers, enabling them to harness the transformative potential of NLP in language education and to navigate the future of educational technology with confidence and foresight.

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