Code Switching and Code Mixing in Sociolinguistics

1. By: Group 2

2. Ummul Zahra (A12122052)
Syaidina M (A12122224)

3. Code Mixing
1.
Code Switching
2.
Definition

4. the Concept
The concept of Code Mixing
1.
Occurs within a single sentence
The base language remains dominant
Used for expressiveness or lack of vocabulary
2. The concept of Code Switching
Involves switching entire sentences or clauses
Used for clarity or emphasis
ften seen in formal settings, bilingual communities, or
professional discourse

5. the types
Types of Code Mixing
1.
Insertional Code Mixing
Alternational Code Mixing
Congruent Lexicalization
2. Types of Code Switching
Inter-Sentential Code Switching
Intra-Sentential Code Switching
Tag Switching

6. Code Mixing
1.
Examples
“I need to buy some sayur for dinner”
"She is very kawaii, right?"
“Sa suka sekali this movie”

7. Code Switching
1.
Examples
"I love watching K-dramas. 하지만 시간이 없어요."
"This dress is so pretty, kan?"

8. kesimpulan
Code mixing and code switching are natural linguistic
phenomena that occur in multilingual societies. They reflect
a speaker's ability to navigate between languages fluidly,
depending on context, audience, and purpose.
In essence, code mixing and code switching are not signs of
language deficiency but rather markers of linguistic
competence, demonstrating the richness and adaptability of
human communication.

9. any question?
any question?