bilinguality
- noun
- /ˌbaɪlɪnˈɡwælɪti/
- The teacher admired her student's bilinguality, as he could effortlessly switch between English and Spanish.
Examples
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His bilinguality made him a valuable asset to the international company, as he could communicate with clients from various countries.
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Growing up in a bilinguality household, she became fluent in both Mandarin and French by the age of ten.
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Kiev and Ukraine are characterized by bilinguality, by code switching, by Sodejic, which is the mixing of the two languages.
Synonyms
The ability to speak and understand two languages well
Antonyms
How Bilingual
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Bilinguality comes from bi- 'two' (as in bicycle) and lingual 'language' (as in linguist). So, when we talk about someone's bilinguality, we mean they can use two languages well and easily.