Code-Switching Introduces Hybrid Pronoun Usage

Global tech teams often employ code-switching, mixing English with local languages. This can result in hybrid pronoun usage, where speakers blend pronouns from different languages, creating unique communication styles that reflect regional linguistic influence and foster team cohesion or occasional confusion.

Global tech teams often employ code-switching, mixing English with local languages. This can result in hybrid pronoun usage, where speakers blend pronouns from different languages, creating unique communication styles that reflect regional linguistic influence and foster team cohesion or occasional confusion.

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