Code Mixing and Code Switching
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Bismillah.
Well, I wanna post what code mixing dan code switching is, and some questions that we discussed in classroom.
A. Code Mixing
Is is the mixing of two or more languages or language varieties in speech.
B. Code Switching
When a speaker alternates between two or more languages, or language varietis, in the context of a single conversation is meaning of code switching.
C. Questions
1. What is the benefit we learn code mixing and code switching?
2. Is this study flexible to use in all situation and wherever we are?
3. Differences English and Arabic code mixing!
D. Answers
1. We know the technique how to mix and switch language.
2. Yes, it is
3. Different from structure and rule create the code mixing. In English we are easy to mix between English and other language because it used arround the world and as international language. For Arabic maybe harder than before, because some people can speak Arabic.
Thank you for reading. See you soon!
Bismillah.
Well, I wanna post what code mixing dan code switching is, and some questions that we discussed in classroom.
A. Code Mixing
Is is the mixing of two or more languages or language varieties in speech.
B. Code Switching
When a speaker alternates between two or more languages, or language varietis, in the context of a single conversation is meaning of code switching.
C. Questions
1. What is the benefit we learn code mixing and code switching?
2. Is this study flexible to use in all situation and wherever we are?
3. Differences English and Arabic code mixing!
D. Answers
1. We know the technique how to mix and switch language.
2. Yes, it is
3. Different from structure and rule create the code mixing. In English we are easy to mix between English and other language because it used arround the world and as international language. For Arabic maybe harder than before, because some people can speak Arabic.
Thank you for reading. See you soon!
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