Sociolinguistics part 2: Language Change

[rurur]

Thanks for offering such lectures. I do enjoy watching them.
I have a note, though. Code-switching and code-mixing are two different phenomena. "In code-switching the point at which the languages change corresponds to a point where the situation changes, either on its own or precisely because the language changes. There are other cases, however, where a fluent bilingual talking to another fluent bilingual changes language without any change at all in the situation. This kind of alternation is called code-mixing" (SOCIOLINGUISTICS by R. A. Hudson, 2001: 53).

[fahimafahima]

Thanks a lot.please can.you make a video about william labov .A man with great contributions in this field.

[tsarah]

Your videos are so helpful ...I like the way you explain simplify and give athentic examples for each element in the lesson appreciate it.keep it up

[englishforanyone]

Thank you so much, I appreciate your courses, they are very helpful and easy to understand, keep going

[yatsyat]

Appreciate your information so much, thank you

[krystl]

At the perfect time. Could you please make videos about traditional grammar and Modern linguistics (structuralism. Functionalism. Generativism )

[beacausecats]

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[kaw_thar-xu]

with much love and respect moving to part 3

[samirabouyachi]

Can you please make a video about language variations

[islem]

Thank bro but why don't u put sociolinguistics videos in course
And i want u to explain language variations
I mean dialect jargon rigester standard lang .... etc .

[RaihanaBAli]

hi! may I know the sources that you used from this video?

[ayaabid]

thanks but pidgin & creole are included under lge varieties not lge change