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Multilingual writers

https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/the-most-multilingual-people-throughout-history

Multilingual here refers only to Multilingual Speakers and not Multilingual Writers?

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Multilingual refers to both Multilingual Speakers & Multilingual Writers?

Multilingual Speakers may not necessarily be Multilingualism Writers and vice versa is also true?

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Is it possible to trace the famous multilingual writers who were able to write in maximum languages of the world?

Example : English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and so on ....

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Multilingual Speakers may not necessarily be Multilingualism Writers and vice versa is also true?

Multilingual means you can speak fluently in different languages, but I'm not sure if it constituents knowing how to read and write it the language. I think it has to do with speaking the language only. Most of my research points to this conclusion.

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Is it possible to trace the famous multilingual writers who were able to write in maximum languages of the world?

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Source https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/the-most-multilingual-people-throughout-history

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