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Translanguaging is a term that can
refer to
different aspects of multilingualism. It can
describe the way
bilinguals and
multilinguals use
their linguistic...
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literacy in both
languages through a
variety of
strategies such as
translanguaging and recasting.
There are
several different ways to
categorize bilingual...
- settings, with
Welsh speakers often engaging in code-switching and
translanguaging. In the English-speaking
areas of Wales, many
Welsh people are bilingually...
- In the
context of
spoken language, it
involves code-switching or
translanguaging between these languages whereby they are
freely interchanged within...
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mainly for informal/colloquial communication, with code-switching and
translanguaging with the
standard language. The
vernacular language of Rome, of which...
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University of New York. She is best
known for her work on bilingualism,
translanguaging,
language policy, sociolinguistics, and
sociology of language. Her...
- skills, and be
successful in
their daily lives.
Allowing students to
translanguage, or alternate,
between English and
their native language is an essential...
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stage of
development while learning a new
language later in life.
Translanguaging also
supports the
acquisition of new languages. It
helps the development...
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rhetoric effectiveness compared to code-switching.
Translingual or
translanguaging may have come in the form of a
combination of
language usage with nonlinguistic...
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these teachers and
language researchers, the
prefix trans in
translanguaging "indexes a way of
looking at
communicative practices as transcending...
