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I code very often for example when I talk to my mom, my friends, and my teachers -selamawit

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I code switch when I talk to friends and other people I'm not fully comfortable with. I think this just happens naturally. - kealy 

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I code switch when I talk to friends and other people I'm not fully comfortable with. I think this just happens naturally. - kealy 

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I often code switch when talking to my parent/elders. Also when I have to fill out application.-jannah

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I code switch with my teachers and my friends most of the time because they are adults in a professional setting and I feel an obligation to speak to them as if they are adults. If I am speaking to my friends they are peers and there is no reason to speak to them as if they are the ones grading my work or watching over me - Xavier

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I often code switch based on the person I talk to and based on the situation. I'll talk to one of my brothers differently than my other brother. And when we are all together I talk using less code switching. -hailey

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I code switch in my life all the time. I talk to my family and friends the same, but teachers that's a whole different story. I don't think we necessarily honor different ways, we just accept them. - mirabelle

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The poem does resonate with me in a way where i also tend to code switch around different people. For example when i'm around people that speak Spanish i use a lot of slang and express myself in more diverse ways. While with people that don't I'm more limited on the words i use because im talking in English. -briana

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I code switch depending on who I´m talking and the level on importance they are to me. I wont talk to my mom like I talk to my teachers. But I will talk to my mom and my friends the with few changes because its my mom. Code-switching is important because it can help differ the level of comfitbily between people- Jada

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I code switch pretty often but the most drastic is when i'm at school and when i'm with friends. This is because I am in too very different settings that need me to be a little more focused. Not only that but the people I am around is important because I wouldn't talk to my parents the same way I talk to my friends. - Esteban

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i cold switch when talking to my parents, techers friends and sometimes when im buying thing from stores. -munira

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I code switch often. I code switch when talking to friends, when talking to older family members, and when talking to my mom. I moslty code switch when talking to adults.  I moslty do it because i was taught that talking formally means respect. -Day Lanie

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I code switch a lot in my life but it's based on who I talk to for example I talked to my oldest brother in a polite and respect way but when I talk to my close friends my tone just very different from the way I talk to my brother- Swee

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I code switch a lot in my life but it's based on who I talk to for example I talked to my oldest brother in a polite and respect way but when I talk to my close friends my tone just very different from the way I talk to my brother- Swee

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Code switching is a form that people have learned to fit in the environment they are in. Being surrounded by others that you know causes you to be more loose and express yourself. How our society perceives "Standard American English" is just a eurocentric stereotype. People expect everyone to speak like a white person with no accent. For some people, code switching could be a survival tactic.

- Mahelat

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I code switch a lot throughout my life. I don't talk to my friends like how i'd talk to closer friends. I definitely don't talk to my brother like how i talk to my sister. So it really depends who the person is and my relationship with them. Like it can be my mom and i still code switch on her when im mad. So it just really depends on my mood, the person, and our chemistry. -khrysta

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How often do I code switch in my life? I code switch when I am in school, talking to my family, talking to my friends, and playing soccer. I code switch a lot because it would make sense to talk to my friends the same way I talk to my mom. - Adrien

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I code switch when I talk to my elders and if I wanna email somebody, I have to write it informal to be “professional” to the person I’m emailing like a teacher or my boss.

-Avianna S.

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In Foster Highschool, I think "language" is taught more formally, as in you would only be able to use this "language" in certain professions. And this could be beneficial for many things, but also may affect how you interact with others. - Jesus Lee

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I code switch alot, and the switch varies by volume and the speed of my talking and the different language. But, when I speak English and code switch to another kind of English is not by voice but by the way I write/text,mostly by aberrations. Example: hru, tbh, nah, coo', (usually use Spanish to say bye and stuff). - Bessam

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In my life I code switch based on who I'm talking to. I talk to my mother in a different way than I do my brother. I even talk to my cat differently in a weird baby voice too lol. -Virginia Chase

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How often I code switch at school is when I’m talking to my teacher and I switch when talking with friends - jamez