When someone learns a second language that does not replace his/her original language, this is called
A) additive bilingualism.
B) subtractive bilingualism.
C) language attrition.
D) native bilingualism.

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Additive bilingualism occurs when a person becomes bilingual by adding a second language without losing the first language, thus maintaining or even enhancing the original language skills.

When Someone Learns a Second Language That Does Not Replace