English Code Mixing in Nepali Remixed Songs
Date
2014
Authors
Journal Title
Journal ISSN
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Publisher
Faculty of Education
Abstract
This research work entitled "English code mixing in Nepali remixed songs" is
an attempt to find out the English codes mixed in Nepali remixed songs.
English codes were explored in terms of word class, sentence types and
language functions. The songs for this research were selected by using nonrandom
sampling
purposive
sampling
procedure.
For this
research
study,
the
secondary
data
were collected
from
different
twenty
five
Nepali remixed
songs.
For
the purpose
of
data
collection I
visited different
radio
stations,
listened
to
the
different
radio programmes
and
TV shows
and
visited
different
websites.
The
collected
data from
the
songs
were analyzed
and interpreted
descriptively
with
the help
of
simple
statistical tool.
The
major
findings
of
the study
are
that
all
the
remixed
songs
have
mixed
English
codes
in them.
Highest
number
of
nouns
and the
lowest
number
of
adjectives were
found
in Nepali remixed
songs.
This thesis is divided into five different chapters. The first chapter deals with
general background of the study, rationale of the study, objectives of the study,
research questions, significance of the study, delimitation of the study and
operational definition of the key terms. Similarly, the second chapter consists
of the review of the theoretical literature, implication of the review for the
study, and theoretical framework. The third chapter deals with the
methodological aspect under which design of the study, sources of data,
population and sample, sapling procedure, data collection tools, data collection
procedures, and the data analysis and interpretation procedure. The fourth
chapter focuses on the results and discussions. And the fifth chapter of the
study consists of summary, conclusion and implications of the study in policy
making level and practice level with some directions for the further research.
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Keywords
Duet, Monolingual, Trio, Solo Rhythm