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Code-mixing across languages: Structure, functions, and constraints

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In recent years researchers have investigated code-mixing (CM) from three perspectives: psycholinguistic, syntactic, and functional. This study is concerned mainly with the functional use and syntactic structure of CM across cultures and languages.

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