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Code Switching Don T Forget The Bubbles The term code switching first appeared in literature in 1954. it originally referred to multilingual individuals switching between languages to adapt to their surroundings, allowing the speaker to engage better with the given audience. We all practice a form of code switching changing our behaviours and language whether we talk to toddlers or teens.

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