In an aspect of daily life that involves interactions carried out by one person with another, this can be said to be natural and most likely tends to give rise to various language variations, either in the form of accents or from how they convey something in the same language so that they are connected to each other and understand what people want to convey. Furthermore, humans and language are a unit that cannot be separated because to communicate with other humans it takes a language as a tool that describes a person’s intentions and goals. This is where sociolinguistics functions to learn more about the relationship between social life and society in one scope. Code switching is a language variation by combining words or sentences using several languages in one topic of conversation which aims to facilitate communication. Code switching itself can be applied anytime and anywhere as long as it is adapted to the context. The phenomenon of code switching is very common in everyday life because it can be said that it is already familiar, one of which can be seen in the series “My Nerd Girl”. All the episodes in this series are pretty much shown how some characters relate code switching by using two languages, namely Indonesian and English. Therefore, this series can be considered to be studied in more detail.
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