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OMU researchers found that Japanese and Chinese, who are considered to have high-context cultures, code-switch from high-context cultures to low-context cultures when communicating with people from each other’s countries. Interestingly, it was found that the Japanese do not engage in much code-switching with Chinese students in Japan.
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Osaka Metropolitan University
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