Code Switching

It implies more the performance of the speaker.

• Code Switching

• Code Mixing

Code Switching and Code Mixing are the same thing.

• True

• False

What is Code-switching?

• Changing from one topic to another during a conversation

• Switching between language or dialects in a given context

• Using foreign words in a conversation

• Replacing words in a foreign language with borrowed terms

Code-switching occurs for the following reasons, EXCEPT:

• Adapting to the audience

• Filling gaps in vocabulary of the first language

• Unconscious behavior by the speaker

• Expressing cultural identity

Which of the following scenarios illustrates code-switching?

• A speaker suddenly changes the topic of conversation

• A person speaks in English and switches to Spanish to greet a friend

• Using technical jargon during a formal discussion

• Speaking formally during a meeting

How can code-switching reflect someone's cultural or social identity?

Explain with real-life examples.

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Create a short (5-7 sentences) that demonstrates the use of code-switching. Explain the reason behind each language shift in the dialogue.

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It is the practice of moving back and forth from one language to another in communicating.

• Bilingualism

• Code-switching

• Lexicon-mixing

• All of the choice

What is code-switching?

• Switching between languages and/or dialects in the same conversation, or even in the same sentence

• Switching between languages and/or dialects in different spaces and/or with different people

• Both

Which of the following best describes code-switching in a linguistic context?

• A) Alternating between languages or dialects within a conversation

• B) Mixing vocabulary from different languages in a single sentence

• C) Changing the subject of conversation abruptly

• D) Using slang in formal writing