1. Bilingualism
• Name: Jayshree Kunchala
• Roll No : 10
• Sem :3
• Paper :English Language Teaching
• Guided By : Prof. &Dr.Dilip Barad
• Submitted To : Department Of English,
M.K.Bhavnagar University
jayshreekunchala@mail.com
4. Bilingualism
• Refer to the phenomenon of
competence and communication in two
language. A bilingual individual is
someone who has the ability to
communicate in two language
alternately.
• Individual bilingualism and social
bilingualism
6. • Bidialectalism refer to the
phenomenon were by someone
communicate in two dialects
• e.g. Cantonese and Putonghua
for a Chinese speaker.
Bidialectal
• Biscriptural competence is the ability to
read more than one script of the same
language.
• e.g. The Chinese language can be
written both in the new simplified
script and the traditional complex
script.
Biscriptural
7. Definition
• The second language learning by adult
learners in a bilingual environment is hard to
accomplish without the help of native
language though many teacher and expert
believe that it is necessary to use the target
language alone in genuine natural
communication for its quick and natural
acquisition.
9. Bilingualism
• Linguistic communication acts are also
culturally determined and the thought
processes governing them have their roots in
the native language structures.
• The process of translation occurs internally in
the communication acts that aim to produce a
learning.
10. Let’s take walk
Speech and
language
development
With
Spanish
English
Cross linguistic
influence
12. “Learning to use”
• This is paper look into how the L2
users can rely on their L1 knowledge
in ‘learning to use’ or using to learn
situations and argues that the
potentials of native language can be
used creatively in the second
language instruction.
17. Method
1&2
• Status of English and preferences of teaching
• Natural communication V/S facilitative bilingualism
3&4
• Cultural undertone in linguistic communication
• Translation in second language Development
5&6
• Second language use from the poststructuralist
perspective
• Bilingual interactions and bilingual strategies
18. Globalization
• In the post globalization world the use of
language whether the first or second
exhibits great fluidity in terms of the
content forms and conversation of use.
• The educated youngsters in idea today
switch of the mix language codes freely
in their trait indicates the way the mind
deals with communication crises.
22. Pakistan
• While you could generally assume that a
Pakistani family speaks Urdu there are 22
languages and 1961 census recognized
“mother tongue” as a Hindi.
