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Direct linkChan, Brian Hok-Shing – World Englishes, 2009
Code-switching research has focused on spontaneous conversation, and code-switching has often been seen as a consequence of bilinguals attending to and extending the "macro" status and functions of the two languages in society, attitudes towards these languages, and their cultural connotations, for instance, the "we-code" vs.…
Descriptors: Text Structure, Popular Culture, Foreign Countries, French
