Plurilingualism
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Plurilingualism is the ability of an individual to speak more than two languages.
Following the usage in French, a distinction is sometimes drawn between plurilingualism, meaning the use of many languages by an individual, and multilingualism, meaning the use of many languages in a society.
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- Mauro, Tullio D. "Linguistic Variety and Linguistic Minorities." Italian Cultural Studies, an Introduction. Ed. David Forgacs and Robert Lumley. New York: Oxford UP, 1996. 88-101.
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