THE PLACE OF BILINGUALISM IN LINGUISTICS AND ITS SIGNIFICANCE IN SOCIAL LIFE
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This article analyzes the essence of bilingualism, its types, factors of formation and its role in the development of society. The impact of bilingualism on the psycholinguistic development of the individual, the quality of education and intercultural communication is covered on the basis of scientific theories. Also, the advantages and problems of bilingualism in the conditions of a modern information society are studied.
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