BILINGUALISM AND MULTILINGUALISM
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Bilingualism and multilingualism refer to individuals or societies proficient in two or more languages. This abstract explores the cognitive, cultural, and societal aspects of language proficiency, examining benefits such as enhanced cognitive abilities and cultural exchange. It also considers challenges, including language interference and identity complexities. The dynamic nature of bilingualism and multilingualism underscores their significance in our interconnected world, influencing education, communication, and global understanding.
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