learn about code switching and code mixing

1. CODE SWITCHING
AND CODE MIXING

2. Code-switching and code-mixing
are linguistic phenomena that
occur in multilingual communities,
where speakers alternate between
two or more languages or
language varieties in their
communication.
What is code switching
and code mixing?

3. Code-Switching:
Code-switching refers to the
practice of switching between
two or more languages,
dialects, or language varieties
in a single conversation, often
within a sentence or between
sentences.
1.Intra-sentential switching:
switching languages within a
sentence.
Example: "I'm going to the store,
pero (but) I need to pick up some
milk."
2. Inter-sentential switching:
switching languages between
sentences.
Example: "I'm going to the store."
"Pero (but) I need to pick up some
milk."

4. Code-Mixing:
Code-mixing, on the other
hand, refers to the
incorporation of words,
phrases, or grammatical
structures from one
language into another
language.
1. Borrowing: using words or
phrases from another
language in a sentence.
Example: "I'm feeling muy
(very) tired today."
2. Neologisms: creating new
words by combining
elements from different
languages.
Example: chillax (a word
formed by combining parts
of two different words)

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