It seems that generally instances of code switching between English and another language have a-nglish name ( spanglish, franglish, runglish, tagolish, etc ).
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However, now it is its own page, whilst its description there doesn't show it to be any different to that of " Code switching ".
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:: I still contend that, although the book in question is about code switching, simply adding it to a list of titles does not improve the article.
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Another aspect worth considering is that bilingual children are often doing code switching, which does not mean that the child is not able to separate the languages.
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From a monolingual Chinese view, Mandarin PSM is the lesser evil compared with Latin script ( in digraphic writing ) or code switching ( in speech ).
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"' Code switching "'is " the process whereby bilingual or bidialectal speakers switch back and forth between one language or dialect and another within the same conversation ."
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The term became widely known in the United States due to a controversy over a decision by the code switching " required to use both standard English and Ebonics.
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This code switching and mixing expresses the cosmopolitan character of the city, but some critics think it weakens the lyrics, which seem to be particularly made for teenagers anyway.
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It is vigorously endangered and under severe threat, and it is unclear if the current state of bilingualism and code switching will continue or if Jad will be entirely replaced by either Hindi or Garhwali.
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I've been thinking about this in an effort to see if a more unified theory of code switching and borrowing can drop out of it, by trying to see if English follows such a pattern.
