THE FORMATION OF MULTILINGUAL COMPETENCE
Mavluda Khasanova , Fiscal Institute Humanities and Foreign Languages Department teacherAbstract
Each new period in the history of society entails a number of issues, and development is impossible, if there are no solutions to them. This article deals with the analysis of peculiarities of modern multilingual education, which is vital for the preparation of specialists in many spheres. Today a special attention is given to mastering a foreign language, since in the 21st century a person is increasingly perceived not only as a citizen of a particular country, but as a citizen of the world. Multilingual competence is a successful learning outcome within the multilingual educational process. It is concluded that teaching a foreign language should be carefully balanced with teaching a native language.
Keywords
bilingual, competence, first language, personality, intercultural, communication, conscious, unconscious.
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