Polyglot Specification And Language Option: Inspecting The Intricacies Of Polyglot Speakers

Abstract

Multilingualism is a global phenomenon that has gained increasing attention in the fields of linguistics, psychology, sociology, and anthropology. This research paper delves into the intricate relationship between multilingual identity and language choice, shedding light on the complexities faced by individuals who navigate multiple languages in their daily lives. Multilingual speakers are confronted with a multitude of linguistic, cultural, and social factors that influence their language choices. This paper explores the impact of these factors on the construction of identity and examines the dynamic nature of multilingual identity in an ever-globalising world.