다문화 가정에서 자라는 이중언어 청소년들의 언어선택

Alternative Title
Lee Jeongsook
Author(s)
이정숙
Alternative Author(s)
Lee Jeongsook
Advisor
맹은경
Department
교육대학원 TESOL
Publisher
The Graduate School, Ajou University
Publication Year
2013-08
Language
eng
Keyword
BilingualismCode-switchingone person-one language strategy
Alternative Abstract
≪Abstract≫ This study aims to observe the patterns of code switching in Korean-English bilingual teenagers’ discourse with their family members in order to discover why and when the teenagers use code switching in light of two different language developments. Besides the main purpose, this study also attempts to compare the teenagers’ code-switches with very young bilinguals’and to find what language strategies bicultural parents employ to develop their teenagers’ bilingual ability. Two Korean-English bilingual teenagers residing in Korea were recruited and were observed for the period of two months. From analysis of the code switching data, it was revealed that the teenagers used code switching diversely as a conversational strategy as well as a learning strategy. The teenagers’ code switching phenomenon superficially seemed very similar to young bilingual children’s in the facts that it was seen mostly at the inter-sentential level when conversing in their non-dominant language and it occurred mostly in simple sentence constituents. However, looking under the surface of the phenomenon, it could be interpreted differently since the teenagers used code switching more diversely as a conversational strategy. Regarding parental language management strategies, the result found out that each teenager’s parents basically used one person-one language strategy (OPOL) flexibly to develop their teenagers’ bilingual ability.
URI
https://dspace.ajou.ac.kr/handle/2018.oak/9100
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