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trilingualism การใช้

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  • Because of the University s trilingualism most of the media are in English.
  • Attainment of academic and liguistic trilingualism is a strong focus of Praht Thai School system.
  • With establishing the University's French Section, it encourages trilingualism of French and Arabic environment and cultural entourage.
  • However, it contradicted " trilingualism " the acceptance of Latin, Greek and Hebrew as sacred languageswhich was the dominant view in Western Europe.
  • However, in recent years trilingualism is on the rise as descendants of immigrants begin to assimilate into the local culture through friends, television and other media.
  • *Language : Description of bilingualism and trilingualism in English-speaking community; rates of intermarriage with French-speaking community; description of language used in workplace
  • Keeping with the Faculty's emphasis on biliteracy and trilingualism, the two language departments offer a range of academic programmes at the postgraduate and undergraduate levels.
  • In seeing the importance of trilingualism in the future society, the Home also provide programmes to enhance the language and communication skills in Cantonese, English as well as Mandarin.
  • In fact, the linguistic situation in Luxembourg was characterised by trilingualism : L雝zebuergesch was the spoken vernacular language, German the written language, in which Luxembourgers were most fluent, and French the language of official letters and law.
  • As an E . M . I . ( English as the Medium of Instruction ) school, Ying Wa adopts English as the teaching medium in most subjects with the aim of achieving biliteracy ( Chinese and English ) and trilingualism with the inclusion of Putonghua.
  • Research at the centre includes documenting the development of bilingualism in bilingual children and assessing the bilingual competence they gain in childhood; raising the public's awareness of Hong Kong children's development of biliteracy and trilingualism; and studying and supporting the revitalisation of minority languages in the context of bilingual and multilingual education.
  • Over the years he published papers, in Yiddish and English, on various " history of ideas " topics, including the role of Aramaic in Aramaic-Hebrew-Yiddish internal Ashkenazic trilingualism ( he rejected the notion of a single fused Hebrew-hypen-Aramaic ); medieval rabbinic disputes over Yiddish; rabbinic contributions to Yiddish dialectology; the importance of the German underworld language Rotwelsch for Yiddish linguistics; Christian studies in Yiddish; and the 19th century roots of religious Yiddishism, among others.