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Multilingualism: Learning and Using Multiple Languages and Varieties

Author: Raphael Berthele

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Title: Multilingualism: Learning and Using Multiple Languages and Varieties

Author: Raphael Berthele

Description: A textbook on how people learn, use and switch between several languages and dialects. It covers bilingual individuals and multilingual societies, with an evidence-based look at popular claims about multilingualism.

Pages: 372

Size: 8.54 MB

Format: PDF

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