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    This document summarizes a presentation on communication in English given by Group B. [1] It discusses various linguistic concepts including code switching, code mixing, and code meshing. [2] Code switching refers to alternating between languages or dialects within a single conversation. [3] Code meshing, coined by Vershawn Ashanti Young, embraces cultural differences by allowing authentic self-expression, unlike code switching which teaches conformity.

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    This document summarizes a presentation on communication in English given by Group B. [1] It discusses various linguistic concepts including code switching, code mixing, and code meshing. [2] Code switching refers to alternating between languages or dialects within a single conversation. [3] Code meshing, coined by Vershawn Ashanti Young, embraces cultural differences by allowing authentic self-expression, unlike code switching which teaches conformity.

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    CLASS

    Course Title: COMMUNICATION


    PRESENTATION
    IN ENGLISH

    COURSE CODE: GNS102

    BY GROUP B
    01 Code Switching

    c ontents
    02 Code Mixing

    03 Dissonace

    04 Code Meshing
    01

    Code Switching

    Code-switching can be described as a means of communication


    which involves a speaker alternating between one language and
    the other in communicating events. In other words, it describes
    someone who code-switches using two languages (interlingua)
    or dialects (intralingua) interchangeably in a single
    communication.
    Communication, which may involve a native tongue and a
    foreign language, or two foreign languages or dialects of the
    same language, can be initiated with one language and
    concluded in the other. Code switching is a product of
    bi/multilingualism. This is because when languages are in
    contact they are bound to influence one another.
    01 TYPE OF CODE
    SWITCHING
    Intersentential TAG CODE INTRA-SENTENTIAL
    Switching CODE SWITCHING
    SWITCHING

    Intra-Sentential code-switching
    This is also know as Extra- is a shift that is done in the
    This is the alternation in a single
    discourse between two languages, Sentential Code Switching. middle of a sentence, without
    where the switching occurs after a
    sentence in the first language has
    occurs when a speaker uses hesitations, interruptions, or
    been completed and the next slang or a phrase from one pauses that would indicated a
    sentence starts with a new
    language language within a sentence shift in language. Almost always,
    that is otherwise spoken in speakers are unaware of the
    For example: shift in language. For example:M
    If I'm late to the appointment, pues, another. For example, "I told
    ni modo. the kids, "no mas" TV tonight!" ga-erichafu the food ma oburu na
    Or, "I told the kids no more TV odi sweet.
    Which means.
    If I'm late to the appointment, well (I will eat up the food, if it is
    tonight!"
    no way. sweet)
    Typical Example of Code switching is our Nigerian Hip Hop Music

    When you listen to their lyrics,you will hear a lot of code switching
    between Yoruba,pidgin,igbo,English e.t.c
    For example.
    1. ...baby sun mo mi; Let us dance.
    2.. .. I say make you yan them the koko
    3.. ...But, ara mi bale, when you‟re around .
    WHO COINED
    CODE MESHING?

    The term code-meshing is


    coined by Vershawn Ashanti
    Young (2013), an African
    American scholar in African
    American Studies and
    Rhetoric.
    There is a major difference between the practice of code
    switching and the act of code meshing. When practicing code
    switching, you alter how you speak and behave. It teaches
    you to conform to certain environments. However, code
    meshing is the alternative to this oppressive practice. Code
    meshing embraces people’s cultural differences and allows
    them to authentically illuminate their personality. When I use
    code switching it is usually during an intellectual
    conversation, in a job interview or in a public forum. I would
    prefer not to be critically judged during these exchanges.
    THANK YOU!
    THANK YOU FOR WATCHING

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