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Plurilingualism is the
ability of a
person who has
competence in more than one
language to
switch between multiple languages depending on the situation...
- the Keio
University led the
ambitious CEFR-inspired
Action Oriented Plurilingual Language Learning Project to
favour multi-campus and inter-language cooperation...
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linguistic histories. Code-switching is
different from
plurilingualism in that
plurilingualism refers to the
ability of an
individual to use multiple...
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Cultural Heritage: A
Plurilingual and
Digital Perspective.
Cambridge Scholars Publishing. p. 27. ISBN 978-1-5275-4798-8...
- the city
hosted the 2022 SCO summit.
Samarkand has a
multicultural and
plurilingual history that was
significantly modified by the
process of
national delimitation...
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highlighted the
unique appeal of the song,
calling it a "victory of
plurilingualism" for its
blend of English, Korean,
Western pop, and
Korean game slogans...
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original on 20 June 2019.
Retrieved 26
April 2021. "Positively
Plurilingual" (PDF).
Archived from the
original (PDF) on 28
November 2007. Retrieved...
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supports language development in
multilingual contexts is
plurilingual education.
Plurilingual education works by
having students develop multiple languages...
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Language Education Policies in Europe: From
Linguistic Diversity to
Plurilingual Education (PDF),
Council of Europe. Göcek,
Fatma Müge (2011), The Transformation...
