More about multilinguals

Some of my other work about multilinguals and multilingualism is here:

Books

• Multilinguals are ...?
• Multilingual Norms (2010) - Book review at JLLT (Journal of Linguistics and Language Teaching)
• Three is a Crowd? (2006): Hardback and eBook 

Child language acquisition database

• MCF CHILDES multilingual corpus (2000 & 2010). The corpus contains longitudinal and cross-sectional data on the acquisition of Portuguese, Swedish and English from three siblings.

Online

•  Our Languages Abroad – What happens to our languages when we move abroad?

• Addressing Common Misconceptions about Multilinguals (Podcast)

• Multilingualism and Speech-Language Pathology Practices, at ASHA (American Speech-Language-Hearing Association):

- Multilingual Typicality vs. Speech-language Disorder
- Recommending Monolingualism to Multilinguals – Why, and Why Not

•  ResearchGate – Discussions

• Multilingualism and Disorders, at Multilingual Living 

• “Ask Madalena”, at Multilingual Living

• Myths and Paradoxes About Multilingualism, at Multilingual Mania  

• Preocupações Multilingues – Ou Talvez Não, at Filhos Bilíngues

Articles, chapters, seminars, workshops, ...

• Several of these publications can be downloaded from here and here.

See also Child Language Acquisition, at Linguist List

And, if you’re into satirical linguistics, see Speculative Grammarian