The Use of Code-Switching Among  the Late Adolescents in Social Media Facebook

Lubis, Indah Sari; Surya, Satyawati; Muka, Adinda Usin

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“…Kodų kaita šiandien laikoma įprasta kalbine veikla, kuri įmanoma ne tik tarp daugiakalbių asmenų, gerai mokančių dvi ar daugiau kalbas, bet ir tarp vienakalbių, ypač paauglių (Lubis et al 2017), kuomet jie kaitalioja kalbas, dažniausiai įterpdami anglų kalbą, priklausomai nuo situacijos ir tikslų. Reikėtų paminėti, kad tyrime ne nagrinėjome vaikų kalbinių kodų keitimo kuriamų specifinių socialinių reikšmių, nes manome, kad apie tai kalbėti aktualu analizuojant vyresnio amžiaus respondentus.…”

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Kodų kaita dvikalbių vaikų rišliuosiuose pasakojimuose

Dabašinskienė,

Kamandulytė-Merfeldienė

2023

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This article discusses the use of code switching for bilingual children. The aim of the study was to assess which types and functions of code switching dominate in children’s narratives collected according to the MAIN methodology. Samples of children from different language groups (LT-EN and RU-LT) were chosen as they were expected to reveal different patterns of code-switching. The study revealed that code-switching was more frequent in the RU-LT sample, whose children lived in Lithuania but grew up in Russian-speaking families and attended educational institutions for national minorities. The children lacked basic Lithuanian language skills and were more likely to use words or phrases from their mother tongue to express their thoughts. Contrary to what is reported in international studies on children’s language development, in the case of Lithuania it is evident that even in third-generation Russian-speaking families Lithuanian is rarely used. Lithuanian children living in an English-speaking country (LT-EN) had fewer difficulties in speaking Lithuanian: fewer instances of code-switching in their narratives were observed and usually they were related to narrative coherence.In the RU-LT group, there was a very clear motivation for the use of code-switching – the code-switching recorded in the narratives was related to filling lexical gaps. A completely different trend emerged in the LT-EN sample, where English words or phrases helped the children to connect the narratives and to link the structural components of the story. In summary, code-switching is used as a helping strategy for the success of the task by helping the child to tell a story in a language that is inherited by some and a second language by others. Thus, even if the child inserts words in Russian or English, he/she successfully completes the task and tells the story according to the pictures that were presented to the children.

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Kodų kaita dvikalbių vaikų rišliuosiuose pasakojimuose

Dabašinskienė,

Kamandulytė-Merfeldienė

2023

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“…Kodų kaita šiandien laikoma įprasta kalbine veikla, kuri įmanoma ne tik tarp daugiakalbių asmenų, gerai mokančių dvi ar daugiau kalbas, bet ir tarp vienakalbių, ypač paauglių (Lubis et al 2017), kuomet jie kaitalioja kalbas, dažniausiai įterpdami anglų kalbą, priklausomai nuo situacijos ir tikslų. Reikėtų paminėti, kad tyrime nenagrinėjome vaikų kalbinių kodų keitimo kuriamų speci nių socialinių reikšmių, nes manome, kad apie tai kalbėti aktualu analizuojant vyresnio amžiaus respondentus.…”

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A collection of scholarly articles: In the Fields of Applied Linguistics

Hilbig,

Jakaitė-Bulbukienė,

Žurauskaitė

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This collection of articles in applied linguistics is dedicated to Prof. Meilutė Ramonienė‘s anniversary. The book is compiled of papers written by her students, colleagues, and friends from Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, and Switzerland. These texts are from various fields and subfields of applied linguistics, i.e., family language policy, national language policy, linguistic attitudes, motivation to learn a second language, linguadidactics, text linguistics, and linguistic impoliteness. In the preface, a short overview of Prof. M. Ramonienė‘s academic path and her as personality is given, and there is one more non-academic text that presents and highlights her long lasting fruitful contribution to the networking of the Baltic scholars.

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“…In this situation, Instagram users will use their language style to give comments including using code switching. Roles in practicing code switching on social media are to make qoutation, target spesification, repetition, qualification of message, clarification, importance, showing emotions, and free switching [7], [8] The research on code switching on social media has been conducted through Facebook [9], [10], [11] Twitter [12], [13], [14a] YouTube [14], [15] and Instagram 16], [10], [3]. From the researches, all types of code switching are found by people in bilingual and multilingual society and country.…”

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The Use of Code Switching in Responding to “Viral” Status on Instagram

Ardila¹

2022

Proceedings of the First International Conference on Democracy and Social Transformation, ICON-DEMOST 2021, September 15, 2021,

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The popularity of Instagram really affects Indonesian people which anyone can share their pictures, videos, or words as status. Some of the status become viral and make thousands of comments come in responding to the viral status. Indonesian people usually switch their language in their communication online and offline. The researcher is interested in analyzing the comments of Indonesian people in responding the viral status on Instagram. The data focuses on comments of two viral scandal status uploaded on Instagram that have code switching. The function of code switching such as lack of facility, lack of register, mood of speaker, to show identity with a group and so on are found in the comments under three kinds of code-switching: tag-switching, intersentential code switching, and intrasentential code switching. This findings indicates that Indonesian people will switch their language to express their minds as well as feelings and make variation in their language.

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The Use of Code-Switching Among the Late Adolescents in Social Media Facebook

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Kodų kaita dvikalbių vaikų rišliuosiuose pasakojimuose

Kodų kaita dvikalbių vaikų rišliuosiuose pasakojimuose

A collection of scholarly articles: In the Fields of Applied Linguistics

The Use of Code Switching in Responding to “Viral” Status on Instagram

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