Talk:Bahasa Rojak

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Note only "code-switching"
Unfortunately I don't have the time to figure out a good fix for this right now, but I want to note that although the intro of this article describes Bahasa Rojak as "code-switching", the concept seems to actually extend to the use of recent loan words, which are linguistically a different phenomenon than code-switching. For example, the (overall underexplained) "Examples" section includes these two examples:


 * Kau memang terror la! - You're really great!
 * Tempat makan ni best sangat! - This food court is really cool!

These are examples of loan words from English, not code-switching - if they were code-switching, then the words would have the same meaning as they do in English, whereas here they seem to have taken on slightly different meanings (a common feature of loan words).

GeoEvan (talk) 17:07, 12 May 2019 (UTC)