bilingual
ਦੋਭਾਸ਼ੀ
definition
noun
As highly fluent bilinguals , the owners and employees can easily choose the language they will use with children on such visits.
a person fluent in two languages.
adjective
a bilingual secretary
(of a person) speaking two languages fluently.
example
Fluent in both Thai and English, Wuthinan's 'bilingual' knowledge was desperately needed manning the phones at the blood donation centre.
And most of the young were 'bilingual' or trilingual (reading and/or speaking French and English as well as Arabic).
It arrived close to sundown, after my 'bilingual' secretary had gone home.
But that would have implied that Belgium was a 'bilingual' country.
This is also the first year that candidates whose first language is not English or Irish will be allowed to use 'bilingual' translation dictionaries in certain examinations.
Personally, I'm glad I'm 'bilingual' , but I am much more comfortable speaking Spanish than English.
Never mind that she's superbly qualified and fluently 'bilingual' .
Many of them were probably 'bilingual' , speaking Arabic and the now-extinct variety of Spanish known as Mozarabic.
And so the Guarani language - which is now one of the two official languages in a 'bilingual' country - that is thanks to the Jesuits who preserved it.
Many Angolans are 'bilingual' , speaking Portuguese and one or several African languages.
Integration succeeds for many reasons; incredibly, the 'bilingual' country is able to assert one identity.
Teresa is convinced he was helped by being 'bilingual' ; she has brought up all the children to speak Italian.
The summer camps are run on a Monday to Friday basis from 10 am to 3pm and feature 'bilingual' activities such as drama, art, crafts, music, dancing and sports.
To which I responded matter-of-factly, ‘This is a 'bilingual' country.’
As we're a 'bilingual' nation, this should be provided,’ said Knight.
Is it our official status as a 'bilingual' country?
Along with Marion and an organizer from Guatemala, she will attended the 'bilingual' training at the AFL-CIO Organizing Institute in Los Angeles.
However, the old scorn has largely gone and there is now no social stigma to speaking Welsh; there is a 'bilingual' television channel, road signs are in both languages, and official business can be carried out in Welsh as well as English.
Quebec was recognized as having a ‘distinct’ society, while all of Canada was recognized as a 'bilingual' country.
Not everyone recognizes how lucky we are to be a 'bilingual' nation, it's culturally extraordinary.
The text is fully 'bilingual' , and portraits adorn nearly all entries.
Her research interests include the role of metacognition in second and 'bilingual' language learning.
Since her graduation, she has worked as a 'bilingual' secretary in a French law firm and as a PA to the general manager of the Clarence Hotel.
Preparation is further complicated in that not all states provide certification in 'bilingual' education and/or ESL.
Forster cautions that future finds of 'bilingual' texts could change the picture, but these results demonstrate the utility of his technique.
Almost half that Hispanic population is more comfortable speaking only Spanish, and 28 percent is 'bilingual' , according to a study by the Pew Hispanic Center.
The most reasonable scenario for the survival of endangered languages is to have 'bilingual' communities.
We are a 'bilingual' country and everybody deserves the right to be served in any language they choose.
The city where the Cortez clan resides is a multicultural, 'bilingual' community - street signs and billboards appear both in Spanish and English.
Many Brahui-speakers are 'bilingual' , speaking Baluchi or other local languages.
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