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Ken’s Class Special: Do You Dislike People Who Mix Chinese and English?

发布时间:2017-03-10

This article explores the common phenomenon of code-switching between Chinese and English among international students, analyzing various types of mixed-language expressions and their actual impact on listeners. For students navigating cross-cultural contexts, shifting language habits is not merely a change in communication style but also reflects the process of cultural integration and adaptation. This topic has resonated with many international students and parents, prompting reflection on the art of daily communication and bilingual habits. As a special feature of Ken Ge Classroom, this content was carefully curated and produced by the CheersYou team. Through engaging and humorous videos, the article interacts with readers, aiming to encourage a more objective and inclusive perspective on language habits in bilingual environments. It offers an interesting and practical viewpoint for international student families engaged in cross-cultural communication.

Have you ever encountered people who like to mix Chinese and English in their speech?

Can we still have a pleasant conversation? (╯‵□′)╯︵┻━┻

Is every type of Chinese-English code-switching really that annoying?

Leave a comment and let Kenny know!

(Kenny was on vacation for a while, so the CheersYou team took this opportunity to create a video on their own. Even though I'm not in it, I hope you'll all show your support!)