bilingual
linguist
bilingualist
languager
bilinguist
quadrilingual
languagist
polyglot
pentalingual
polylinguist
co-linguist
heteroglot
linguanaut
father tongue
translingual
trilingual
linguaphile
Mingrelian
interpreter
Moksha
translator
monolingual
target language
translinguistic
crosslingual
trilinguist
-phone
monoliterate
native speaker
bilingualism
Siouanist
Salishanist
Cushiticist
Athabaskanist
sleeping language
tetralingual
Indo-Iranian
Quechuanist
polyglotism
equilingual
Nahuatlato
Iranianist
ambilingual
multilinguistically
intraspeaker
biliterate
Polynesianist
Mongolianist
transcriber
bidialectal
bilingually
languaged
Turkicist
interlinguistic
Malayo-Polynesianist
unilingual
occidentalist
interlingual
Ugricist
Omoticist
biliteracy
Finnicist
typologist
linguistician
tongue
multilingualism
Mixtecanist
Muskogeanist
crosslinguistic
Wakashanist
Arawakanist
Russicist
trilingually
Finno-Ugricist
interlanguage
Pama-Nyunganist
Sprachraum
Tocharianist
Finno-Ugric-speaking
Mongolicist
waystage
bicultural
Austroasiaticist
Bantuist
omnilinguality
semispeaker
Siouan-speaking
Yeniseianist
Iranicist

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