Frontmatter -- Contents -- Acknowledgements -- Contributors -- Introduction: Multilingual Approaches to Language Learning in Study Abroad -- 1 Ghanaian Multilinguals on Study Abroad in Tanzania: Learning Swahili through Akan/Twi and Cultures of Storytelling -- 2 When the Foreign is Familiar: An Afro- Dominican-American Woman's Experience Translanguaging Race, Ethnicity and Cultural Heritage Learning Portuguese in Brazil -- 3 An Investigation of L2 Learning Peer Interactions in Short-Term Study Abroad -- 4 Monolingual Expectations and Plurilingual Realities in Arabic Study Abroad -- 5 Language Use, Class and Study Abroad in China -- 6 'Sorry, I don't speak any English': An Activity- Theoretic Account of Language Choice in Study Abroad in South Korea -- 7 Study Abroad as a Transformative Translanguaging Space for Heritage Speakers of Spanish -- 8 Encountering Multilingualism in Study Abroad: Sojourners' Orientations to Linguistic Diversity and Language Hierarchies in Barcelona -- 9 Research on Language Learning during Study Abroad: What Next? -- Index