Abstract: Using language as a communication tool requires relationship between people and society. This is referred to sociolinguistics. In Indonesia, many speak more than one language. phenomenon can be clearly observed in television talk shows, which celebrities or public figures use code-switching. One celebrity who frequently switches from Bahasa Indonesia English Agnez Mo. essay aims at in...

This study aims to describe the events of code-switching and code-mixing that occur in speech interactions between teachers students Bahsrah class at Al-Azhar Pare Kediri course institution. research includes type qualitative descriptive research. The subject this is interaction object contains teacher student institute. data was obtained using participant observation techniques field notes. Da...

In view of inconsistent findings regarding bilingual advantages in executive functions (EF), we reviewed the literature to determine whether bilinguals' different language usage causes measureable changes in the shifting aspects of EF. By drawing on the theoretical framework of the adaptive control hypothesis-which postulates a critical link between bilinguals' varying demands on language contr...

Bilingual children are regularly exposed to code-switching, a linguistic phenomenon consisting of mixing two languages within the same context (Byers-Heinlein, 2013a). Studies have demonstrated that adults are slower to process code-switched language (Grainger & O’regan, 1992), and preliminary studies testing intra-sentential switches (“Where is the chien?”) found similar results with toddlers ...

This study examines the frequency and functions of code switching in informal conversations among Jordanian pilots, who have created their own jargon. It also explores most frequent English expressions that pilots switch to Arabic discourse. The eight aged between thirty fifty-five were tape-recorded three separate natural settings. data used for purpose finding out what pragmatic communicative...