KnowraCode-switchingLinked fromLinked fromThe 72 pages that link to Code-switching, each with the reason it gives.All 72Broader topic 2Related 62Compared with 8Language shiftCompared with: Alternating languages within interaction does not itself mean one is replacing the other.LoanwordCompared with: Code-switching uses material from another language in discourse, unlike adopting a word into the lexicon.Language attritionCompared with: Switching languages is not itself evidence that either language is being lost.TranslanguagingCompared with: It is often contrasted with translanguaging’s view of a unified repertoire.AccentCompared with: Changing varieties can involve accent shifts, but is broader than pronunciation alone.Linguistic purismCompared with: Everyday multilingual practice often conflicts with purist ideals of keeping languages separate.Language variationCompared with: It is a particular practice involving shifts between codes, not variation as a whole.Racial passingCompared with: Code-switching alters presentation without necessarily changing the racial category others assign.