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• Multilingualism
  ...oups of people sharing a way of speaking - can be multilingual (''societal multilingualism''). Where two languages are used, the term ''bilingualism'' is often prefer ...aker of either language, nor do they need to regularly use both languages. Multilingualism is the norm in most societies, and frequently speakers may command upwards
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• Multilingualism/Approval
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• Multilingualism/Definition
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• Multilingualism/Related Articles
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• Monolingual
  #REDIRECT [[Multilingualism]]
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• Trilingual
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• Quadrilingualism
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• Quadrilingual
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• Polyglot
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• Multi-lingualism
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• Monolingualism
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• Bilingualism
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• Trilingualism
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• Bilingual
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• International Mother Language Day/Definition
  ...year since February 2000 to promote linguistic and cultural diversity and multilingualism.
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• Bilingualism/Definition
  ...]], either in individuals or whole speech communities; a special case of [[multilingualism]].
  182 bytes (23 words) - 16:52, 9 April 2010
• Multilingualism
  ...oups of people sharing a way of speaking - can be multilingual (''societal multilingualism''). Where two languages are used, the term ''bilingualism'' is often prefer ...aker of either language, nor do they need to regularly use both languages. Multilingualism is the norm in most societies, and frequently speakers may command upwards
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• Language planning/Related Articles
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