Abstract
The purpose of this study is to investigate the grammatical and structural patterns of code-switches that Korean-English bilinguals have produced. We collected the Korean-English and English-Korean code-switching utterances produced by 60 Korean-speaking participants, and analyzed them under the grammatical constraints regulated by Poplack’s model and Myers-Scotton’s model. The results revealed several points in accounting for the grammatical and structural characteristics of the bilinguals’ code-switching utterances. We further discuss our results in terms of bilinguals’grammatical encoding based on Block and Levelt’s production model.
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