multilingualism in Latin
multilingualism in Latin is multilingualismus — multilingualism means the ability to speak more than one language, or a situation in which several languages are used.
multilingualism in Latin
multilingualismus
The condition of being multilingual; the ability to speak multiple languages.
What does "multilingualism" mean?
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noun the ability to speak more than one language, or a situation in which several languages are used.
"The city's multilingualism is obvious the moment you step off the train."
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multilingualism in a sentence
- The city's multilingualism is obvious the moment you step off the train.
- Her parents raised her in an environment of multilingualism, switching between three languages at home.
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What is "multilingualism" in Latin?
"multilingualism" in Latin is multilingualismus. multilingualism means: the ability to speak more than one language, or a situation in which several languages are used.
How do you use "multilingualism" in a sentence?
Example: "The city's multilingualism is obvious the moment you step off the train." In Latin, "multilingualism" is multilingualismus.
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