Part of the rationale for this quadrilingual language policy is the desire to preserve ‘Asian values’, viewed as inherent in Asian languages, in the face of ‘Western values’ associated with globalisation and the use of English.
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Quadrilingual
Synonyms for "quadrilingual" (2 found)
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4 entriesTranslations
23 translations across 11 languages.
Danish
2 entries- firsproget adj (written in four languages)
- firsproget adj (able to speak four languages)
Dutch
1 entries- viertalig adj (written in four languages)
Finnish
2 entries- nelikielinen adj (written in four languages)
- nelikielinen adj (able to speak four languages)
French
1 entries- quadrilingue adj (able to speak four languages)
German
2 entries- viersprachig adj (written in four languages)
- viersprachig adj (able to speak four languages)
Greek
1 entries- τετράγλωσσος adj (written in four languages)
Polish
2 entries- czterojęzyczny adj (written in four languages)
- czterojęzyczny adj (able to speak four languages)
Russian
2 entries- четырехъязы́чный adj (written in four languages)
- четырехъязы́чный adj (able to speak four languages)
Spanish
4 entries- cuatrilingüe adj (written in four languages)
- cuatrilingüe adj (able to speak four languages)
- tetralingüe adj (written in four languages)
- tetralingüe adj (able to speak four languages)
Swedish
2 entries- fyrspråkig adj (written in four languages)
- fyrspråkig adj (able to speak four languages)
Ukrainian
4 entries- чотиримо́вний adj (written in four languages)
- чотиримо́вний adj (able to speak four languages)
- чотирьохмо́вний adj (written in four languages)
- чотирьохмо́вний adj (able to speak four languages)
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