THE DETAILED STUDY INTO THE ROLE OF LEARNER’S NATIVE LANGUAGE AS THE BASIS OF BILLINGUALISM
Keywords:
Bilingualism, multilingual learner, native language, emotions, Canadian model, heritage, fairy tales, context.Abstract
This article thorougly analyses how billingualism develops and in which types of situations. Moreover, the role of learner’s first language in acquring other foreign languages has been provided deftly with pertinent examples and facts.
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