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Code-mixing

Code-mixing is the mixing of two or more languages or language varieties in speech.

Applications, As fused lect & As code-switching

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As code-switching

In sociolinguistics

In language acquisition

In psychology and psycholinguistics

As fused lect

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Code-mixing

Nodes62
Edges61
Triples31
Avg. degree1.97
Density0.032258
Components1

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Code-mixing

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related to In psychology and psycholinguistics · 10
Code-mixing → During, Grosjean's, In, See Code-mixing, Sridhar, Studies, The, These, They, This
related to In language acquisition · 7
Code-mixing → Beginning, In, More, Nearly, Others, Some, This
related to As code-switching · 4
Code-mixing → Especially, Some, The, These
related to In sociolinguistics · 4
Code-mixing → For, In, See, While
is a · 3
Code-mixing → demonstration of a developing ability to code-switch in socially appropriate ways.For young bilingual children, mixing of two or more languages or language varieties in speech.Some scholars use the terms, position of the altered elements
related to As fused lect · 3
Code-mixing → In, Unlike, What

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language code-switching may languages two studies one fused used elements terms linguists bilingual children use lect words mixed formal multilingual

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Code-mixingis amixing of two or more languages or language varieties in speech.Some scholars use the terms0.90text
Code-mixingis aposition of the altered elements0.90text
Code-mixingis ademonstration of a developing ability to code-switch in socially appropriate ways.For young bilingual children0.90text
Code-mixingrelated to As code-switchingSome0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As code-switchingEspecially0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As code-switchingThese0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As code-switchingThe0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As fused lectWhat0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As fused lectIn0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to As fused lectUnlike0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to In language acquisitionIn0.60section
Code-mixingrelated to In language acquisitionNearly0.60section

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