MP-Lingualism - It's not what you think.

[hsmr at pacific.net.hk]

Hi Bernard,

Nice to here from you again. May I assume from what you wrote that
plurilingualism refers to what many might call multilingualism, but
with varying levels of proficiency in each language?

Hamo

On 29 Oct 2004, at 02:07, Bernard Spolsky wrote:

> Which is why, following the Council of Europe, it makes more sense to
> speak about plurilingual proficiency than to use the term bilingual.
> Bernard
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