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Bilingualism Socioling
Bilingualism
and
Multilingualism
Sociolinguistics
Alfi laili 19120002
Alfi Nur Khafidhoh
19120003
Alvi Nur Izati 19120004
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Bilingualism
According to webster’s dictionary (1961) Bilingual is
defined as ‘having or using two languages
especially as spoken with the fluency
characteristic of a native speaker; a person using
two languages especially habitually and with
control like that of a native speaker’ and
bilingualism as ‘the constant oral use of two
languages’.
How do people become bilingual?
People may become bilingual either by
acquiring two languages at the same time in
childhood or by learning a second language
sometime after acquiring their first language.
Many bilingual people grow up speaking two
language.
3 TYPES OF BILINGUALS
Coordinate Bilingualism
01 In this type the individual learns the languages separately, in
separate environments, and maintains this separation after
mastering both.
Compound Bilingualism
02 The individual learns the languages in the same environment and
context and they are often used concurrently or even
interchangeably.
Colonialism or
Annexation
Cultural Contact
Migration
Benefit of Multilingualism