Bilingualism (ability to speak and understand two languages) or multilingualism (ability to speak and understand more than two languages) is really a blessing. For instance, it would be difficult for us to communicate effectively if the only language I understand is my native language (Yoruba language). I'd not be able to gain some ideas and knowledge from you and vice versa.
Or perhaps, in a situation where some group of people are planning something bad about another person in another language, the action will be executed successfully if the person doesn't understand that second language.
Language really shapes our life.
nira ṣugbọn ṣee ṣe :)
Thanks to google translate-- I have a friend on here, @jlufer, he knows very little English as I know very little Spanish, and yet we manage to communicate quite well with that handy little language translating google tool.
(P.S. I appreciate your thoroughness, though I certainly know what bilingual and multilingual is, despite that I am not either of those things. I excel at the one language I do know, my English vocabulary is vast lol--I am a writer/novelist after all.)
Hahaha
That is brilliant of you. I hope you used the audio feature to listen to how it sounded? :)
Google translate is quite effective to interpret languages. I use it once in a while too.