Bilingualism in Puerto Rico

the "ownership of two languages" and mentions that it is not as simple as it seems, since there are many factors that determine and classify the level of Bilingualism or that "ownership". He mentions that bilingualism depends on how well the person masters the four languages abilities which are: Listening, speaking, reading, and writing. However it can't be simplified into those categories, because a person may lack a type of ability an
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