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Mon Oct 20 17:36:44 UTC 2003

As far as I know, only in the German-speaking world do
people use two terms, Bilinguismus and Bilingualismus.

JMM

Fred Genesee wrote:
>
> IN the English-speaking research world, the term that everyone uses is
> "bilingualism" I personally have never seen or heard the other term used.
>
> Fred
>
> At 07:48 AM 20/10/2003 -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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