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...

Research on the phonetics of code-switching has focused on voice onset time (VOT) and has yielded mixed results regarding cross-language interaction, possibly due to differences in data used (scripted vs. spontaneous speech) and populations examined (L1 vs. L2 dominant, early vs. late bilinguals). Here VOT was measured in a corpus of spontaneous code-switching speech elicited from a homogeneous...

Bilingual communities often alternate between languages both in spoken and written communication. One such community, Germany residents of Turkish origin produce Turkish-German code-switching, by heavily mixing two languages at discourse, sentence, or word level. Code-switching in general, and Turkish-German code-switching in particular, has been studied for a long time from a linguistic perspe...

This work presents an approach to recognition of multispeaker conversational speech with code-switching between Ukrainian and Russian languages. Both inter-sentential and intra-sentential code-switching is handled. The approach takes into account peculiarities of phonetic systems of the closely related Russian and Ukrainian languages. A crosslingual LVCSR system is developed. The acoustic model...

Code-switching in songs is one of the recent techniques used by songwriters bilingual and multilingual countries which has been proven to achieve commercial success within market popular music. The study examined types, functions, pedagogical implications code-switching songs, utilized mixed methods research homogeneous purposive sampling generating 15 select Filipino for content analysis. This...

Multi-lingual phenomena as code-switching disturb widely used language interpretation tools, while the demand for such tools is rising due to the expanding worldwide popularity of online applications. This study explores code-switching between the lexically strong related languages Dutch and English in Twitter messages. Contrary to similar studies on code-switching, the focus is centred on the ...