Code-switching In Dialect Evidence
Code-Switching in Dialect Evidence is a linguistic phenomenon whereby a speaker alternates between two or more dialects within a single discourse to signal social identity, contextual adaptation, or communicative intent, serving as observable data for sociolinguistic analysis of dialectal variation and language use.
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