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This document provides background on Spanish influence on English and the results. It discusses Spanglish and Chicano language, including a definition of Spanglish as a hybrid of Spanish and English words used by Mexican Americans. It also discusses code-switching, where speakers alternate between two languages, and provides categories of code-switching like intrasentential and intersentential. The document concludes that while there are negative attitudes towards Spanglish, it remains a symbol of Hispanic identity.
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- 1. Background of Spanish influence on English and the results ShinyoungAhn KeonEo
- 2. Table of Contents Background Spanglish and Chicano Language Video clip – Spanglish (2004) Code-Switching Conclusion Reference
- 3. Background Status of Hispanic in U.S. Culture Manny Ramirez(Dominican Republic) Mariano Rivera(Panama)
- 4. Background Politics Carlos Gutierrez(Commerce Department) Alberto Gonzales(Department of Justice)
- 5. Background Spanish in name of places(Especially, the West) Los Angeles San Francisco Las Vegas San Diego
- 6. Spanglish and Chicano Language
- 7. Spanglish and Chicano Language Definition Spanglish : a hybrid language combining words and idioms from both Spanish and English. Chicanos : someone of Mexican-American background, usually born and/or raised in the United States
- 8. Spanglish and Chicano Language Comparison of Spanglish and Chicano Language
- 9. Spanglish (2004) Director : James L. Brooks Stars : Adam Sandler, TéaLeoni and Paz Vega Plot : A woman and her daughter emigrate from Mexico for a better life in America, where they start working for a family where the patriarch is a newly celebrated chef with an insecure wife.
- 10. Code-Switching
- 11. Code-Switching What is code-switching? The phenomenon of alternating between two or more languages during spoken conversation ‘Speech mixture’ (Espinosa, 1917)
- 12. Categories of Code-Switching Distributional category Intrasentential Code-Switching Intersentential Code-Switching Extrasentential Code-Switching e.g.) If you are happy, nothing is more important than that, si?
- 13. Categories of Code-Switching Semantic category Emblematic Code-Switching e.g.) Y en Puerto Rico he would say quecortabacafia, even though teniasunegocio, you know (Poplack 1982).
- 14. Categories of Code-Switching Semantic category Quick Code-Switching Repetition e.g.) That’s just not fair, esinjusto! Apposition e.g.) Tonio, mi hijo, is the boy with the red jacket. Negation e.g.) Mother : This semester, just try to do better. Daughter : I’m already trying, peroesdificil. Mis amigos…
- 15. Categories of Code-Switching Vocabulary Code-Switching Borrowing
- 16. Categories of Code-Switching Vocabulary Code-Switching Calquing
- 17. Categories of Code-Switching Phonological Code-Switching Intonation Only one intonation in a sentence cf) In standard English, there are both rising and falling intonation in a sentence. Stress e.g.) Bláckboard - Blackbóard Wéekend - Weekénd
- 18. Conclusion Negative attitudes on Spanglish Exclusivism of Anglos who hold hegemony Avoidance of Spanglish-speaking In order to be free from discrimination Nevertheless, Spanglish is a symbol of Hispanic.