The stories of becoming a bilingual person could help others in learning their second language. Among those possibilities, there are somehow three major classifications of bilingual according to the process of its development
Translingualism is a form of communication that involves a negotiation of code(s), including languages, media, gestural systems, and other semiotic resources, such as genre conventions.
Some authors consider that bilingualism is “the use of two or more languages by the same people”.
There are many challenges to become a polyglot, but there are also lots of fun. If you are thinking about becoming one, try to learn 1 language at a time.
Dual Languages in Early Childhood research has shown that there is no evidence that learning two or more languages leads to delays or disorders in language acquisition of young children.
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