monolingual or unilingual
A monolingual person.
People who speak more than one language are called bilingual if they speak two languages, trilingual if they speak three languages, and so on.
A monolingual.
A person who speaks more than one language is called a polyglot.
A person who knows more than one language is called a multilingual individual.
A person who can speak more than one language is called a polyglot.
The word to describe someone who can speak more that one language fluently is Bilingual.That isn't correct, Bilingual means that you speak TWO languages fluently. If you speak five you are PENTAlingual
People who speak more than one language are called bilingual if they speak two languages, trilingual if they speak three languages, and so on.
A monolingual.
Someone who cannot hear or speak is often referred to as deaf-mute. However, it's important to note that this term is considered outdated and may be offensive to some individuals. It is more accurate and respectful to describe someone based on their specific condition, such as deaf or nonverbal.
-when I first came to U.S.A I don't know English, to get rid of this problem I often look for someone seem to know my language, then I talk to them in my language. -You could stay quietly until someone speak to you in the language you know and then become friend with he/she. -You learn to speak the language one by one. Then make friend. -Don't worry you'll make friend no matter what.
A person who speaks more than one language is called a polyglot.
Bilingual is someone who can speak more than one language.
A person who knows more than one language is called a multilingual individual.
You can't speak one language in another language, but you can translate from one language to another.
A person who can speak more than one language is called a polyglot.
Call Center Agents must be fluent in the language that their callers speak. If the callers will be speaking English, then the call center agent must be able to communicate with them in that language. If there is a possibility that callers may speak one language or another, the call center may set up "queues" to direct calls to agents fluent in one of those specific languages. This practice is becoming more common in the United States, where callers may speak English or Spanish, but not both.
They all speak English as their first language