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Posted by François Grosjean on April 3, 2011 By François Grosjean, psycholinguist, University of Neuchâtel, Switzerland Defining bilingualism Although some researchers might define bilinguals as those who have perfect fluency in two (or more) languages, most people believe this definition is not realistic. Bilinguals have different levels of fluency in their languages, if […]