bilingualism in Irish
bilingualism in Irish is dátheangachas — bilingualism means being able to use two languages fluently, or the state of being bilingual.
bilingualism in Irish
dátheangachas
The condition of being bilingual; the ability to speak two languages.
What does "bilingualism" mean?
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noun Being able to use two languages fluently, or the state of being bilingual.
"Bilingualism is common in many border towns."
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bilingualism in a sentence
- Bilingualism is common in many border towns.
- Her bilingualism helped her get the job at the embassy.
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What is "bilingualism" in Irish?
"bilingualism" in Irish is dátheangachas. bilingualism means: Being able to use two languages fluently, or the state of being bilingual.
How do you use "bilingualism" in a sentence?
Example: "Bilingualism is common in many border towns." In Irish, "bilingualism" is dátheangachas.
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