How old is too old to learn a language at a decent level?

>>71601601
you're never too old to do that. If you want to sound like a native speaker however, you have to start very early in childhood.

>>71601601
Never too old.

100yo

>>71601666
>>71601661
Actually you're right. 100 is probably too old. Nice trips satan.

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>tfw to intelligent too speak english

People will say you're Never too old but once your past like 25 just don't bother

>>71601706
https://www.google.com/search?q=steve+kaufmann

>>71601611
No you can sound at native levels or near it if you actually try or engage in accent training

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>>71601698
>tfw too intelligent to think in Spanish

I'm 20 right now and I'm learning 4 language at the same time. English isn't my first language as well. I'll probably learn languages even when I'm 30~50s

>>71601794
idiotism desu

what languages?

>>71601601
>>71601611
it depends on the person's mind
it can be from 15 y/o to 65 y/o because there are people that are closed-minded that young