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The Impact of Multilingualism on Self-esteem and Linguistic Identity
This study explores the effects of multilingualism on self-esteem and linguistic identity among individuals living in the UK. Although the cognitive advantages of multilingualism are extensively proven for children and adolescents, its impact on socio-emotional aspects, especially self-esteem and id
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