<caption><image_5>The image is a slide from a presentation or presentation. It has a green background with white text. The text is written in a simple, sans-serif font and is centered on the slide. Below the text, there is a title that reads "The sentences refer to two different types of bilingualism: social and individual. Social bilingualism enables individual bilingualism but the other way may not be true. It is perfectly possible to be a bilingual in a largely monolingual society. When individual and social bilingualism overlap, it says, "Sadhana lives in Delhi, it may not do that her linguistic landscape is the same as that of the city." 

The slide also includes a brief description of the sentence, which states that it does not mean for Sadhana.</caption> social bilingualism or societal bilingualism both are used so in this cases ah sometimes the individual is as a bilingual sometimes the entire Society is bilingual now these two things need not coexist in many Societies in many from time immemorial there have been individuals who are bilingual or even multilingual and so on but the societies need not be always bilingual so as a result individuals or individual bilingualism and social bilingualism may or may not coexist now the interesting part here is that if a society is bilingual it automatically entails individual bilingualism right so when we say that LE is a bilingual City typically which would mean that almost everybody in Delhi knows two languages they use two languages for most of the purposes from informal to formal and academic administrative and so on these two languages most likely will be Hindi and English so that is what it means in a scenario like this most people who live in Delhi will be proficient to some degree or the other bilingual so social bilingualism entails individual bilingualism but the opposite is not always true so individuals may be bilingual but there are possibilities of them functioning within a largely monolingual Society imagine a person imagine a bilingual person traveling to a remote Village in any of the Indian States let's say to Kerala so we can go I as a bilingual can travel to Kerala in a remote village where everybody knows only Malayalam right so that is possible however when individual and social bilingualism coexist take the example of
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