linguism
tonguely
linguistically
lingually
Urglish
Benglish
Kanglish
multidialectal
Hindish
Tenglish
Yinglish
Hindlish
Bonglish
Tamlish
Urdish
cross-linguistic
tetraglottic
linguistic
polyglot
prelinguistically
multilingual
lingual
varietal
heteroglot
macrolinguistics
pentaglot
nondialogue
native tongue
sleeping language
morphologic
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polyglotism
preconversational
talk
kitchen
translingual
speak
Slavonic
crosslingual
bilingual
verbally
code-switch
translinguistic
grammar
quadrilingually
West Coast Bajau
IL
Northwest Germanic
lingua franca
vernacular
philology
hobnobby
xenization
koine
etymology
Samoyedic
Sprachraum
Ibero-Romance
panlingual
West Germanic
substitution
interlanguage
hyperforeignism
triglottic
Sudanic
word-hoard
xenism
polylingual
naturalization
smatter
Tungusic
hexalingual
plurilingual
geolect
linguistic ecology
interspeaker
heptalingual
lexiphanic
multilinguistically
good language
regionalect
colloquialese
accent
intralinguistic
bilingually
linguistic terrain
pragmatics
pitmatic
monolingual
lexiphanicism
intergenetic
linguistics

English words for 'Conversance with, or predilection for, (foreign) languages'

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