HOW DOES A PERSON BECOME MULTILINGUAL?

Mamatqulova Marhabo

doi:10.54613/ku.v9i9.874

HOW DOES A PERSON BECOME MULTILINGUAL?

Authors

Mamatqulova Marhabo

Teacher of Kokand University

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.54613/ku.v9i9.874

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Abstract

This article, based on case study, presents information about the process of becoming multilingual of a female. This research is investigated focused on different types of methodologies like interviewing, questionnaire. Today, knowing one particular foreign language is not enough. One should know at least two or three languages in order to communicate or collaborate without any barriers. Several studies suggest that bilingual education has cognitive, social and health benefits, so it is beneficial that many schools integrate bilingual instructions. Also acquiring multiple languages have benefits not only inside the classroom. In addition, it is clear that, learning a second (or third) language is an investment in learners’ future achievements.

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