作为对社会规约的顺应而出现的语码转换指交际者出于对某个特定的文化、习俗

Code switching, which appears as an adaptation to social conventions, refers to the use of two or more languages ​​or language variants that the communicator has taken out of consideration and respect for a particular culture, customs, conventions, etc. . The social statute here refers to the behaviors and ways of thinking that are considered by the vast majority of members to conform to the conventions and can be accepted in a certain society.

Code conversion as a response to social statutes refers to the use of two or more language or language variants by communicators out of consideration and respect for a particular culture, custom, statute, etc. Social statutes refer here to behaviours and ways of thinking that are considered by the overwhelming majority of members of a society to be routine and acceptable.

As an adaptation to social conventions, code switching refers to the use of two or more languages or language variants by communicators out of consideration and respect for a particular culture, custom and convention. Social conventions here refer to the behaviors and ways of thinking that are considered by the vast majority of members to be in line with the Convention and can be accepted in a society.<br>