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The article provides information about bilingualism, an anthropological evidence that has proven fertile ground for deriving insights into the subject matter of fields whose immediate interests have different focal points. This literature provides an understanding of the nature of bilingualism has benefited from the insights brought to it by investigators representing different points of view. It talks about bilingualism as a phenomenon that has occupied the attention of linguists, psychologists, sociologists, and educators, among others, each group approaching the it from its own point of view and in the interests of its own discipline.