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Metalinguistic awareness or explicit, conscious knowledge of form/meaning relationships in a language, usually manifested as the ability to verbalize thoughts about language, is one of the best documented differences between bilinguals and monolinguals.
Keywords:
applied psychology;
cognitive development;
language maintenance;
language in the classroom;
heritage languages;
multilingualism