[lg policy] pasque: why so much used ?

[Damien Hall]

I don't know much about code-switching, but this very much reminds me of 
two situations in Canada: code-switching between French and English in 
Quebec, and the whole of Chiac in general (since it's a French-English 
mixed variety anyway). In general, the code-switching literature should 
help. I suggest you look in that direction for parallels, maybe.

Damien

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