Using your mother tongue or English or tok pisin and English, what are three examples of codeswitching?

Question

Using your mother tongue or English or tok pisin and English, what are three examples of codeswitching?

Answer 1

English:

1. "Okay, olgeta students stap kla blo exam. Let's start with question number one." (Tok Pisin: Okay, all the students get ready for the exam.)
2. "Mi wantim wanpela coke, please." (Tok Pisin: I want a coke, please.)
3. "Em i no save browsing long internet na em i stil last long." (Tok Pisin: He doesn't know how to browse the internet, and he is still slow.)

Tok Pisin and English:

1. "Mi sutim ol buk bilong Yu taim long klas." (I'm searching for your books during class.)
2. "Em i lus tingting nau, mi gat to helpim em." (He is confused now, I have to assist him.)
3. "Yu inap spikim tok Pisin or you can talk to me in English, mi save understand." (You can speak Tok Pisin or English, I can understand.)

Note: Tok Pisin is an English-based creole language spoken in Papua New Guinea. The examples provided reflect the common usage of codeswitching between Tok Pisin and English in a bilingual environment.