English
Etymology
bilingual + -ism
Noun
bilingualism (countable and uncountable, plural bilingualisms)
- The condition of being bilingual; the ability to speak two languages.
Translations
condition of being bilingual
- Albanian: dygjuhësi (sq) f
- Breton: divyezhegezh (br) f
- Catalan: bilingüisme (ca) m
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 双语 (zh) (shuāngyǔ)
- Dutch: tweetaligheid (nl) f
- Finnish: kaksikielisyys (fi)
- French: bilinguisme (fr) m
- Galician: bilingüismo (gl) m
- Georgian: ორენოვანება (orenovaneba), ბილინგვიზმი (bilingvizmi)
- German: Zweisprachigkeit (de) f; Bilingualität (de) f, Bilingualismus (de) m, Bilinguität (de) f, Bilinguismus (de) m
- Hungarian: kétnyelvűség (hu)
- Ido: bilingueso (io)
- Irish: dátheangachas m
- Italian: bilinguismo (it) m, bilinguità f
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- Macedonian: двојазичност f (dvojazičnost)
- Malay: bilingualisme, kedwibahasaan
- Manx: daa-hengaght f
- Norman: bilîndgisme m
- Norwegian:
- Bokmål: tospråklighet m or f, bilingvalisme m, bilingvisme m
- Nynorsk: tospråklegheit f, bilingvalisme m, bilingvisme m, tospråksbruk m or n
- Persian: دوزبانگی (fa)
- Polish: dwujęzyczność (pl) f
- Portuguese: bilinguismo (pt) m
- Romanian: bilingvism (ro) m
- Russian: двуязы́чность f (dvujazýčnostʹ)
- Slovak: bilingvizmus (sk) m
- Spanish: bilingüismo (es) m
- Swedish: tvåspråkighet (sv) c, bilingualism c (rare)
- Turkmen: ikidillilik
- Yiddish: צװײשפּראַכיקײט f (tsveyshprakhikeyt)
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