ERICA A.

JAMBONGANA 03/07/2024
EL-104
REFLECTION 3

MULTILINGUALISM

I learned that multilingualism comes from the Latin word multi means many and
"lingua" is language and can used for more than one language, either by an individual
speaker or a group of speakers. The reporter also tackled people who speak several
languages are called polyglots.

I realized that multilingualism is vital for fostering communication, understanding,

and cultural exchange across diverse communities worldwide. Individuals contribute
to bridging linguistic and cultural gaps, fostering respect, tolerance, and appreciation
for diversity.

Based on that realization, I will communicate with individuals from other cultures,
take advantage of chances, and move through international situations if I am
multilingual. It also enhances personal and professional life and opens doors to
different possibilities.