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Submitted by Galina on April 20, 2021, at 12:31

Hello! Thank you for your article. I find the multilingualism definition you provided very helpful.
To answer your question, I consider myself multilingual, certified in two languages English and French, Bulgarian being my native language and learning on my own Spanish language (not tested).
Regarding level of proficiency, I only become confident in my foreign language knowledge when I start thinking in that particular language.
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