Ikhsan, Nasrudin (2023) An Analysis of Code Switching of Millennial Generation on EnglishFess Base Twitter Account. Skripsi, Tarbiyah dan Keguruan.

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Code switching is a window of speech and language. However millennial bilinguals tend to switch the language freely as wanted. Code switching not only restricted on changing the language but also in linguistics contents such accents, affixes, morphemes, and dialects. Thus, this research study aimed to analysis the types of code switching used by the account and the impact of code switching to English understanding millennial generation. This study was conducted at Twitter that also known as one of many social media platforms, on the @englishfess_ automated base account, and consist 10 participants with different background and age gap between 20 until 35 years old. The action research study used qualitative research the data were obtained from observations, and interviews. The results of data reveal that the impact of code switching to millennial on their understanding to English topic. The final outcome among the account and participants showed the types of code switching used by the account was used frequently especially for intersentential and intrasentential and rarely for tag switching, while the impact of code switching hits different on their understanding according to English topic especially in confidence to use and train the habit of using English freely

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