Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series

The study examined receptivity of 71 university students towards use of code-switching in Malay television drama series. A short clip from a Malay television series with code-switching from Bahasa Malaysia t oEnglish was played before students filled in a questionnaire. Code-switching Is mostly view...

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Main Authors: Ting, Su Hie, Ooi, Kien Bee
Format: Proceeding
Published: 2013
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Online Access:http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8597/
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description The study examined receptivity of 71 university students towards use of code-switching in Malay television drama series. A short clip from a Malay television series with code-switching from Bahasa Malaysia t oEnglish was played before students filled in a questionnaire. Code-switching Is mostly viewed negatively but 94% of the students reported that they often code-switching in their daily interactions with friends and lecturers. The non-Malay students were more inclined to feel that code-switching corrupts the languages and prevents them from mastering the languages but they were similar to the Malay students in their views on negative attribution of image, identity and patriotism. However, a small proportion of the students felt that those who code-switch are seen as educated, sophisticated and racially torelant.
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spelling unimas-85972015-08-14T03:11:27Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8597/ Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series Ting, Su Hie Ooi, Kien Bee P Philology. Linguistics The study examined receptivity of 71 university students towards use of code-switching in Malay television drama series. A short clip from a Malay television series with code-switching from Bahasa Malaysia t oEnglish was played before students filled in a questionnaire. Code-switching Is mostly viewed negatively but 94% of the students reported that they often code-switching in their daily interactions with friends and lecturers. The non-Malay students were more inclined to feel that code-switching corrupts the languages and prevents them from mastering the languages but they were similar to the Malay students in their views on negative attribution of image, identity and patriotism. However, a small proportion of the students felt that those who code-switch are seen as educated, sophisticated and racially torelant. 2013 Proceeding NonPeerReviewed Ting, Su Hie and Ooi, Kien Bee (2013) Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series. In: Proceedings of 5th International Language Learning Conference (ILLC 2013), 11-13 November 2013, Pulau Pinang, Malaysia. (Unpublished) http://www.academia.edu/5885765/Ting_S._H._and_Ooi_K._B._2013_Nov_11-13_._Receptivity_towards_code-switching_in_Malay_television_series._Proceedings_of_5th_International_Language_Learning_Conference_ILLC_2013_Pulau_Pinang_Malaysia
spellingShingle P Philology. Linguistics
Ting, Su Hie
Ooi, Kien Bee
Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title_full Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title_fullStr Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title_full_unstemmed Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title_short Receptivity towards code-switching in Malay television series
title_sort receptivity towards code-switching in malay television series
topic P Philology. Linguistics
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8597/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/8597/