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Abstract
This article provides a theoretical analysis of the impact of bilingualism on the speech production process. The simultaneous activation of two linguistic systems in a bilingual individual leads to specific features in speech formulation, language selection, and expression. The paper discusses attention control, code-switching, and interference phenomena among bilinguals, as well as the cognitive advantages of bilingualism.
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