It's okay to use foreign words in your speech. In business, rallies, meetups and zoom-calls are all over the place, and teenagers flirt and flip. In most cases, foreign words enter the lexicon precisely as slang.
But Asians went further and made it a trend in their cultural life. English penetrates into everyday life, music, marketing. And all this together creates some kind of new linguistic reality.
Mixing languages: a bilingual experience
It is common for bilingual children to mix up the vocabulary of the two languages.
When a child learns two or more languages at once from childhood, then in speech in one language, words often slip in the other. The brain simply does not feel the difference in vocabulary - the child pronounces the word that first came to mind.
From a psychological point of view, this is completely normal. The brain gets used to using both languages, and in childhood there is no clear differentiation between them.
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