Multilingualism

Nida Fauziah 152122056

Winda Wahyuni 152122065
Meli Melan 152122072
Esah Hilalliyah 152122097
Riska Oktaviani N. 152122130
Multilingualism as a Societal Phenomenon
Competencies and Language ideoligies
What is multilingualism? Domains of convergence in multilingual surrounding
language use societies multilingualism

It is the use of • Language Shift 1. Competencies It is part of

more than one • Language The level of development of
language, either by Maintenance competence in a contact linguistics
an individual • Ethnolinguistic code is as a field of study
speaker or by Vitaly developed based and it refer to
community of on the need of various contact
speakers. the speaker to phenomena.
use a language
in a particular
domain or for a
particular activity.
2. Convergence
It is a type of
linguistics change in
which language
come structurally
resemble one
another as a result
of prolonged
langauge contact
and mutual
interference.
 Language attitudes in
Linguistic landscape
multilingual settings

.
The display of 1. Speakers’ choices
languages in public of code also reflect
spaces, including how they want
signs, billboards, others to view them
advertisements, and 2. And how society
graffiti. sees them (Social
stereotypes).
Language attitudes in multilingual
settings
 What is it?
Diglossia It is the term used
to describe a
situatin in which
there are two
distinct codes with
Domains clear functional
separation.

The key term

. in the
above definition is
domains.
 Multilingual Discourse
Metaphorical and Accommodation The Markedness Model Multilingual Identities
situational code- and audience
switching design
1. Situational code-
switching is 1. Accomodation It doesnt predict It means to
accurs when the is one way of that speakers construct social
languages used explaining how always use the identities
change according individuals and unmarked code,
to the situations groups maybe but rather employs
in which the seen to relate to
speakers find each.
s
them selves.
2. Metaporical code-
1
2. Audience
design is by
switching has an orienting their
affective speech towards
dimension to it : others through
the choice of code choices
codes carries
symbolic
meaning, that is
the language fits
the message.
The Example of
Multilingualism

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Analysis of Example

Methodology
Qualitative research also forms part of sociolingistic,
where the goal is to analyze language as cultural
behavior.

Rationale
In today’s ever more globalised world the knowledge
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of foreign languages has become increasingly
important. Multilingualism not only simplifies
communication and the ability to understand people

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of different cultures, but has numerous other proven
benefits.

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 Pedagogical Implication

AS
LANGUAGE LANGUAGE
TEACHER
Teachers can be
freely using foreign
language to students,
so students are
accostumed to
hearing foreign and
over time they will
understand.
AS WIDER
CONTEXT
STUDENT Multilingualism can
make the
Language can be
communication
learnt not only from
comes more naturally
the school, but the
and expressively.
environtment also
highly influenced.
conclusion
 References
1.
Wardhaugh, Ronald, and Janet M. Fuller.(2015). An
Introduction to Sociolinguistics. 7th ed., Wiley
Blackwell.

2.
wikipedia.com

3. https://youtu.be/ahsvG5BV1BU
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