Code switching (the process of switching from one language to another during a conversation) is a common phenomenon in multilingual environments. Where a minority and dominant language coincide, code switching from the minority language to the dominant language can become particularly frequent. We analyse one such scenario: Sepedi spoken in South Africa, where English is the dominant language; ...

Code-switching is a common yet complicated phenomenon. With the rapid development of cross cultural communication, the contact between language and language varieties become all the more frequent. With the appearance of more and more bilingual and multilingual communities, code-switching becomes a linguistic phenomenon of significant academic concern in the field of linguistics. This paper sets...

In the real world where everyone communicates to be understood, ability speak English has become an advantage of individual since essentially “universal second language” internationally. It is now a common place for many universities across teach courses in as well native language their country. One most apparent consequences this been widespread use code-switching, multiple languages are spoke...