bilinguar (Meaning)

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bilinguar (a.)

See Bilingual.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Being bilinguar, she effortlessly switched between English and French during the conference.
The school's bilinguar program fosters proficiency in both Spanish and English.
Growing up in a multicultural household, Maria became bilinguar at a young age.
The job advertisement specifically mentioned a preference for candidates who are bilinguar.
Living in a border town, many residents are naturally bilinguar in Spanish and English.
As a bilinguar individual, he had a distinct advantage in the global job market.
The new language app promises to make anyone bilinguar in a matter of months.
Research shows that children raised in bilinguar environments often have cognitive advantages.
Despite being bilinguar, she occasionally mixed up words from both languages in casual conversation.
The government invested in bilinguar education initiatives to promote cultural understanding and communication.

See Bilingual.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Being bilinguar, she effortlessly switched between English and French during the conference.

The school's bilinguar program fosters proficiency in both Spanish and English.

Growing up in a multicultural household, Maria became bilinguar at a young age.

The job advertisement specifically mentioned a preference for candidates who are bilinguar.