The term bilingualism is defined as the ability of the speaker to speak two languages either by the individual speaker or known as “Individual Bilingualism” or within a society or “Societal Bilingualism”. It also refers in some situations of a country in which two languages are used and perceived as an official languages. Societal bilingualism occurs in some countries like Canada where English and French are both official languages, and Switzerland where French, German, Italian and Romansh are the official languages. However, the definition of bilingualism is quite confusing since individuals with different bilingual capabilities may be categorized as bilingual. It has a degree from the low proficiency of the speaker to a higher level of proficiency,
