trilingually
In three tongues
In three languages.
Someone who speaks trilingually can communicate in three different tongues: The conference was conducted trilingually in English, French, and Spanish.
The word describes the manner of speaking, writing, or operating across three languages simultaneously or interchangeably.
One knowing many languages
- interpreterOne who conveys meaning between languages
- translationConverting between languages
- fluencySmooth linguistic command
- code-switchingAlternating between linguistic varieties
conversant · articulation · expressiveness · intonation · pronunciation · accent · speaking · conversing
State of being submerged
- acquisitionAct of obtaining something
- proficiencySkilled performance level
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
- instructionGuidance for action
tutoring · pedagogy · learning · studying · teaching · scholarship · literacy · comprehension
Proficiency in two languages
- multilingualismMultiple language proficiency
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- semanticsStudy of linguistic meaning
- pragmaticsLanguage-in-context study
phonetics · phonology · morphology · grammar · vocabulary · lexicon · dialects · idiomatic
polyglot
One knowing many languages
- interpreterOne who conveys meaning between languages
- translationConverting between languages
- fluencySmooth linguistic command
code-switching · conversant · articulation · expressiveness · intonation · pronunciation · accent · speaking · conversing · expressing
immersion
State of being submerged
- acquisitionAct of obtaining something
- proficiencySkilled performance level
- curriculumEducational program's content plan
instruction · tutoring · pedagogy · learning · studying · teaching · scholarship · literacy · comprehension · cognition
bilingualism
Proficiency in two languages
- multilingualismMultiple language proficiency
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- semanticsStudy of linguistic meaning
pragmatics · phonetics · phonology · morphology · grammar · vocabulary · lexicon · dialects · idiomatic · vernacular