Koodivahetamine
Koodivahetamine, also known as code-switching, is a linguistic phenomenon where a speaker alternates between two or more languages, dialects, or language varieties in the context of a single conversation. This practice is common among multilingual individuals and can occur at various levels, including within sentences, between sentences, or even across phrases. The choice to code-switch is often influenced by a variety of social and contextual factors.
Speakers may code-switch to express solidarity with a particular group, to signal identity, or to exclude others
While sometimes perceived negatively or as a sign of linguistic deficiency by those unfamiliar with the practice,