MULTILINGUALISM AND CODE-SWITCHING: NAVIGATING LINGUISTIC DIVERSITY IN CONTEMPORARY SOCIETY
Keywords:
Multilingualism, Code-Switching, Sociolinguistics, Language Contact, Cultural Identity, Communication Efficiency, Social Integration, Central Asia, Uzbek, Russian, Linguistic DiversityAbstract
In today's globalized world, multilingualism and code-switching have become ubiquitous phenomena, reflecting the dynamic interplay between language and social identity. This paper explores the multifaceted aspects of multilingualism and code-switching, emphasizing their implications for communication, cultural identity, and social integration. By examining various sociolinguistic contexts, this study aims to highlight the benefits and challenges associated with these linguistic practices, offering insights into their significance in promoting linguistic diversity and cross-cultural understanding.
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