Africa's linguistic diversity goes largely unnoticed in research on multilingualism
The African continent is home to some of the world's most multilingual societies. Roxane 134/ShutterstockLanguage is a uniquely human skill. That’s why studying how people learn and use language is crucial to understanding what it means to be human. Given that most people in the world – an estimated 60% – are multilingual, meaning that they know and use more than one language, a researcher who aims to understand language must also grasp how individuals acquire and use multiple languages. The ubi
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