Code-switching¶
Gardner-Chloros, P. (2009). Code-switching. Cambridge University Press.
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- Code-Switching
- Code-Switching is the practice of: (1) alternating between two or more distinct linguistic codes (languages, dialects, jargons, registers) within a single conversation, utterance, or even sentence;
This sourceComprehensive sociolinguistic synthesis of how, when, and where code-switching occurs across communities and genres, treating it as alternation between distinct codes within a single interaction.
- Code-Switching is the practice of: (1) alternating between two or more distinct linguistic codes (languages, dialects, jargons, registers) within a single conversation, utterance, or even sentence;
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