2024
DOI: 10.3389/flang.2023.1302027
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Bidialectal variety switching: the effects of language use and social contexts

Wenqi Zeng,
Christine Shea,
Jill Beckman
et al.

Abstract: While previous research shows that bilinguals' ability to mix and switch between two separate languages is influenced by both cross-language similarity and language use contexts, little attention has been paid to bidialectal populations. Given the linguistic and sociolinguistic differences between bilingualism and bidialectalism, it is thus unclear to what extent mechanisms underlying bidialectal variety switching resemble those underlying bilinguals. To investigate the effects of cross-variety phonological di… Show more

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