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    LESSON 4: Codes Common European Framework of

    Reference
    Components under Linguistic ● Identifies the level of proficiency
    Variation in a language.

    1. Grammar Code Switching


    2. Pronunciation ● Switching languages in
    3. Dialect between conversations.
    4. Vocabulary
    ● Some words are only present in Accommodation
    a certain language. ● Changing manner of speech
    based on pronunciation.
    Diglossia ○ Ex. When someone talks
    ● A situation in which two to you in Filipino, you also
    languages (or two varieties of reply in Filipino.
    the same language) are used
    under different conditions
    within a community, often by
    the same speakers.
    ● The coexistence of two varieties
    of the same language
    throughout a speech
    community
    ○ Ex. Filipinos speak both
    the English and Filipino
    language.

    Bilingualism
    ● Language-proficient in two
    languages.

    Multilingualism
    ● Language-proficient in three or
    more languages.

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