Final
While multilingualism has been shown to give the ability to communicate in more than two or more languages, many parents of young children have been concerned about their little ones whether growing in a bilingual environment causes many issues for their children. For example, speech delays and confusing languages. However, some researches have shown that it is not true. Instead, multilingualism has many practical benefits, and it does not cause any issue in a child's development; it is actually better if parents start teaching their little children a second language as early as possible. I like how I organized my arguments in the infographics so they help the readers to comprehend my message and purpose.
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