Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Multilingual"

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A: We have multilingual pamphlets available for the participants.
I love working in a multilingual environment.
He got a job at the United Nations because he is multilingual.

A: A multilingual person is someone who can speak several languages with some proficiency.

A: A polyglot loves languages for their own sake and learns them for fun. By this definition, you can be a monolingual polyglot if you have a certain attitude towards learning languages and simply haven’t started the language-learning journey yet.

A multilingual person, on the other hand, ‘just’ speaks several languages—due to external factors rather than intrinsic ones. (For example, because their parents speak different languages, or the school language is different from the home language, or because there are many different language communities in close proximity and it is useful to be able to speak all of them, or because you have moved to another company and need the other language to find work, or many other reasons.)

A: A multilingual is a person whose official language is different from his or her mother's or father's, (maybe both) native language. For example, if Miyuki is born in California, US, but her parents are from Japan, so she would learn Japanese and English as a necessity; but for a polyglot, it's someone who learns another language for the love/ fun of the it (like me with Japanese), interest in different culture, or for intellectual curiosity (like for work or school). I hope this answers your question, aicancsuk.

A: A polyglot usually speaks 10+ languages or so. Whereas a multilingual person speaks multiple languages, but less that a polyglot. If that makes sense

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A: × I want to be multilingual.
✓ I want to be multilingual because it seems cool.

× Because it looks cool.

× I've started to learn Chinese on YouTube videos.
✓ I've started to learn Chinese through YouTube videos.

× The video was produced by sisters who can speak Japanese and Chinese.
✓ The videos were produced by sisters who can speak Japanese and Chinese.

× It is practical and cheaper.
✓ It is practical and cheap.

× I don't have much money to spend on a costable language class.
✓ I don't have much money to spend on a costly language class.

Instead of "cool" you could say "awesome" or "impressive". Sometimes you can also say "great", but I wouldn't use it here.

A: × I’m wondering if multilingual learned languages by some specific ways other than their parent’s mother tongue.
✓ I’m wondering if people who are multilingual learned languages by some specific ways, other than their parent’s mother tongue.

× I think that it is very advantageous for children if their parents speak different language in each.
✓ I think that it’s very advantageous for children if their parents both speak different languages.

× If parents are multilingual speaker, children would be able to speak much more languages than them.
✓ If their parents are multilingual, children would be able to speak even more languages.

× I guess many people who live in country such as EU are in that environment.
✓ I guess many people who live in countries such as the EU are in that environment.

× Additionally, the languages using alphabet have many common grammar and similar words.
✓ Additionally, the languages using the roman alphabet have many common grammar rules and similar words.

× Though I like Japanese, I wanted to be born in Multilingual country.
✓ Though I like Japanese, I wanted to be born in a multilingual country.

× It is very hard for me to learn other languages.
✓ It’s very hard for me to learn other languages.

A: × Now let me introduce myself.
✓ Now, let me introduce myself.

× At the same time, he was a former president of the animation workers' union in Hollywood and had experience in various labor disputes and strikes in the American animation industry.
✓ At the same time, he's a former president of the animation workers' union in Hollywood and had experience in various labor disputes and strikes in the American animation industry.

× I am simply a typical modern Japanese who grew up in the notoriously oppressive Japanese school system.
✓ I am simply a typical modern Japanese who grew up midst the notoriously oppressive Japanese school system.

× I grew up with abundant of comics and animated cartoons.
✓ I grew up with abundant comics and animated cartoons.

× I think one of the reasons why Japan saw the comic book and cartoon market grow so abundantly for decades is that it served as a temporary escape for those Japanese children, and even for the people who were those children.
✓ I think one of the reasons why Japan saw the comic book and cartoon market grow so abundantly for decades is because it served as a temporary escape for those loaded Japanese children, and even for the grownups.

× On the other hand, I was a good student of English, so I was delighted when I later delved into the world of English via the Internet and realized that there were fans of Japanese comics and cartoons all over the world.
✓ On the other hand, I was a good student of English, so I was delighted when I later delved into the world of English via the Internet and realized that there were countless fans of Japanese comics and cartoons all over the world.

× I began to enjoy interacting with these people in my shaky English.
✓ I began to enjoy interacting with these people in my nebulous English.

× Today, my English is at a high level for a non-native English speaker, thanks to this experience of interacting with admirers of Japanese comics and cartoons, or "manga and anime", all over the world.
✓ Today, my English has reached a high level for a non-native English speaker, thanks to this experience of interacting with admirers of Japanese comics and cartoons, or "manga and anime", all over the world.

× It is through these international exchange experiences that I have learned French, Chinese and other languages on my own.
✓ It is through these international exchanges of experiences that I have learned French, Chinese and other languages on my own.

× Personally the most impressive translation work so far has been a book called "Drawing the Line: The Untold Story of the Animation Unions from Bosko to Bart Simpson".
✓ Personally, the most impressive translation work so far has been a book called "Drawing the Line: The Untold Story of the Animation Unions from Bosko to Bart Simpson".

A: It sounds great, the only thing I noticed was the "as" at the beginning of the first sentance. It feels unnecessary and the first sentance reads perfectly without it.

A: I want to be multilingual. I love reading books, so the more I can master a variety of languages, the more I can enjoy reading books in different languages. Besides, it will help broaden my horizons.