The Sociolinguistic Dimension of Code Switching

The examination thesis explores the prevalence of bilingualism and code-switching, highlighting that over half of the global population engages in these practices. It emphasizes that the alternation between languages is increasingly common in many communities, prompting ongoing interest in bilingualism as a vital research topic. The study examines the reasons behind the sustained fascination with language behavior in linguistic research, suggesting that the complexities and dynamics of bilingual communication warrant further investigation.