Sentence examples for multilingual people from inspiring English sources

Multilingual people have it tougher than the rest of us.

We're always fascinated with the contradiction that cosmopolitan, high-powered, multilingual people can behave in such primitive ways.

In future articles on multilingual people, you need to include people from the other half of the population.

This paper draws on empirical data from social networks among young multilingual people on Facebook to examine strategies of language choice and negotiation.

When Einar Haugen introduced the term in 1954, he sought to describe the fluid nature with which multilingual people moved between languages.

Thane Rosenbaum states in his review of Ilan Stavans's "On Borrowed Words: A Memoir of Language" (Sept . 16 that "multilingual people have it tougher than the rest of us.

This paper examines strategies of language choice in social networking interactions among multilingual young people on Facebook.

A multilingual mass is held at 10.30am.

Africa is one of the world's most multilingual areas, if people are measured against languages.

Almost 20 percent of India's population, some 240 million people, is multilingual, and millions are trilingual.

Canada, while purporting to be a proud multilingual country, undoubtedly harbors people who think the same way.