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The Praxis of Code-Switching: Lived Experiences of Filipino Senior High School Learners Using Lingua Franca
Code-switching, particularly the use of Taglish as a lingua franca, is a prevalent linguistic practice among Filipino Senior High School learners. With this, it aimed to explore their lived experiences in using code-switching within classroom interactions, focusing on its impact on communication, le
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