However, I can understand the concept of forgetting a language. For humans, it's possible to lose fluency in a language due to:
* Lack of use: If you don't actively use a language, your skills will deteriorate over time.
* Brain injury or disease: Certain neurological conditions can impair language abilities.
* Age: Some studies suggest that language acquisition can become more difficult with age.
* Immersion in another language: If you spend a lot of time in an environment where a different language is spoken, your first language may become less accessible.
It's unlikely for a person to completely forget their first language. It's often deeply ingrained in their brain and may resurface in certain situations or with effort.
To answer your question directly: I cannot forget my "first language" because I don't have one in the human sense.