multilingualism in English

noun

['mʌltɪ'lɪngwəlɪzm]

ability to communicate in a number of languages

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1. Language policies that are being developed nowadays are mostly aimed at multilingualism.

2. promoting multilingualism and facilitating access to the site by using several languages of the Union;

3. The explanation of transfer in multilingualism falls in a much broader range than in bilingualism.

4. All Member States have acknowledged the need to enhance multilingualism and develop multilingual competence in the Union.

5. Bilingualism (multilingualism) refers to the coexistence of more than one language system within an individual, as contrasted to monolingualism

6. Not only does speaking multiple languages help us to communicate but Bilingualism (or multilingualism) may actually confer distinct

7. Bilingualism and multilingualism are often perceived and considered as a problem or a major challenge to individual and/or societal development

8. Bilingualisms and multilingualisms in medieval wales – evidence and inference Evidence for bilingualism and multilingualism in medieval Wales is very patchy and scattered

9. It is absolutely necessary in encouraging multilingualism that bilateral communication takes place in the languages of the participants at informal meetings too;

10. It is absolutely necessary in encouraging multilingualism that bilateral communication takes place in the languages of the participants at informal meetings too

11. Bilingualism as the Norm According to "The Handbook of Bilingualism," "Bilingualism—more generally, multilingualism—is a major fact of life in the world today

12. As far as multilingualism is concerned, budgetary constraints cannot be the Procrustean bed for aligning fair treatment of languages on inadequate standards and for the degradation in the quality of services due to Member States.

13. The Corpus was created as part of the United Nations commitment to multilingualism and as a reaction to the growing importance of statistical machine translation (SMT) within the Department for General Assembly and Conference Management (DGACM)

14. These include the representation of different language systems in the brain, the effects of multilingualism on the brain's structural plasticity, aphasia in multilingual individuals, and bimodal Bilingualisms (people who can speak one sign language and one oral language).

15. Perceiving multilingualism as a threat to the nation’s unity and Territorial integrity, and seeing the need to restrict minority languages’ use and to advance the Persian language’s hegemony, Iran’s language policy consists of a non-translation outline as well: all government, administration and educational settings are obliged to use merely Persian for any written communication.