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multilingualism
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multilingualism: see bilingualism bilingualism, ability to use two languages. Fluency in a second language requires skills in listening comprehension, speaking, reading, and writing, although in practice some of those skills are often considerably less developed than others.
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a quadrilingual 'glossary of legislative' terms (QGLT) completed in three languages, sponsored by NERDC; v.
But the public perception of her as a flame-haired icon of style and grace is perfectly understandable as she is actually a quadrilingual Polish countess -the family wealth and lands were lost in the war -and she fronted a longlasting, worldwide advertising campaign for hair products which played on her public image.
I first visit the ONPE office and meet its quadrilingual voter turnout promoter (in addition to Spanish, she speaks the three indigenous languages of the central selva--Tambo, Perene, and Pajonal).
 
 
 
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