concept   bilingualism
19 commonsense assertions
Cultures (19) • China (1) • South Korea (1) • France (1) • Russia (1) • Mexico (1) • Norway (1) • Sweden (1) • United States (1) • Finland (1) • linguistics (1) • Acadian communities (1) • Latin America (1) • Europe (1) • Iceland (1) • International cultures (1) • Latin cultures (1) • Poland (1) • Qatar (1) • linguistics research community (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 bilingualism China Bilingualism in China is less common due to the dominance of the national language and limited exposure to other languages. 10
2 bilingualism South Korea In South Korea, emphasis on the national language limits multilingualism and honorifics are crucial in daily interactions. 9
3 bilingualism France In France, emphasis on the national language reduces multilingualism. 7
4 bilingualism Russia Historical homogeneity in language has contributed to the less common bilingualism in Russia. 6
5 bilingualism Mexico Bilingualism is common in Mexico due to its proximity to other Spanish-speaking countries and the desire to maintain cultural traditions and indigenous identity. 5
6 bilingualism Norway In Norway, bilingualism is mainly focused on English proficiency and integration, with little emphasis on other languages. 5
7 bilingualism Sweden Bilingualism is encouraged in Sweden for international communication and adaptation to the dominant language. 5
8 bilingualism United States Bilingualism is common in the United States due to diverse linguistic populations and immigrant communities. 5
9 bilingualism Finland Bilingualism is embraced in Finnish culture for international communication while valuing straightforward language usage. 3
10 bilingualism linguistics Bilingualism is studied for cognitive benefits and language acquisition through code-switching analysis in linguistics. 3
11 bilingualism Acadian communities Bilingualism and French language and cultural heritage are integral to Acadian identity in Acadian communities. 2
12 bilingualism Latin America Bilingualism is common in Latin America due to historical and geographical influences, fostering multilingualism in the region. 2
13 bilingualism Europe Bilingualism is less common in Europe unless living in a multilingual country or region. 1
14 bilingualism Iceland Bilingualism is encouraged in Iceland due to global business relationships and trade. 1
15 bilingualism International cultures Bilingualism in international cultures is not as commonly practiced or promoted. 1
16 bilingualism Latin cultures Bilingualism is common and valued in Latin cultures. 1
17 bilingualism Poland In Poland, bilingualism is less common due to historical language homogeneity. 1
18 bilingualism Qatar Bilingualism is common in Qatar due to its multicultural expatriate communities. 1
19 bilingualism linguistics research community Bilingualism is a complex area of research encompassing cognitive, social, and educational implications, language acquisition and processing. 1