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[Annick.DeHouwer]

In English, the only current term to my knowledge is BILINGUALISM.
BILINGUISME (with an e) is French, and means the same as English
BILINGUALISM.

Best regards,

Annick De Houwer

At  7:48 20/10/03 -0700, Ghimenton Anna wrote:
>DEar Members,
>Could anybody explain to me the difference between BILINGUALISM and
>BILINGUISM? Is there a technical difference between the two terms?
>REgards,
>Anna
>
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Annick De Houwer, PhD
Associate Professor
Research group Language, Communication and Socialization
Communication Sciences (PSW)
University of Antwerp UIA
Universiteitsplein 1
B2610-Antwerpen
Belgium

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