Please find here, the article ‘Trilingualism: Shaped by History‘, which featured in the autumn issue of Languages Today magazine. Miklós Cseszneky of Hungary and Albina Kassenova of Kazakhstan show how political history has shaped their countries’ linguistic traditions through the policy of learning three languages. In Hungary, this was German, Latin and Russian or English and […]
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