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    1. se’n surti.

      se salvi (sortir-se'n- sortir sense problemes d'una situació complicada)

      Ex: Estic estudiant per al test però no sé si me'n sortiré (si aconseguiré aprovar)

      Em pots ajudar amb aquest exercici? No me'n surto!

    1. while Twitter's character constraints encourage succinct code-switching, multimedia-friendly platforms like Instagram foster richer translanguaging practices.

      This makes sense, as Twitter is a much more professional platform in terms of who uses it and what is announced on it compared to other social media platforms.

    2. Utilizing a mixed-methods approach, the research analyzed the communication habits of 120 multilingual participants on platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, and WhatsApp. The findings highlight distinct patterns of code-switching and translanguaging influenced by factors like audience demographics, contextual demands, and the technological features of each platform.

      The author went through a lot to get this information, so this article is very accurate in terms of statistics

    3. For instance, bilingual individuals may switch from one language to another to signal a shift in topic or to evoke a certain emotion or cultural reference.

      This happens quite a bit in New Mexico, because of the Hispanic population

    1. A study group for this class

      This would be ideal with 3-5 people, five is even pushing it, but with this, it's good because the group could talk and communicate but also have a goal without being distracted. if there's more than five it's too many and people could start having side conversations about the things that aren't associated with the class

    2. Groups develop a shared identity based on their task or purpose, previous accomplishments, future goals, and an identity that sets their members apart from other groups.

      This reminds me of my philosophy class's small group, we mostly discuss the class and each of our respective opinions on the discussions we have in class, and it's so much fun honestly, and also, I love to have each discussion with people

    3. Participating in groups can also increase our exposure to diversity and broaden our perspectives. Although groups vary in the diversity of their members, we can strategically choose groups that expand our diversity, or we can unintentionally end up in a diverse group. When we participate in small groups, we expand our social networks, which increase the possibility to interact with people who have different cultural identities than ourselves.

      This reminds me of how my groups at homeschool co-ops were. My experience was small classes, which increased discussion, and also helped with the intellectual diversity of the class.

    4. In such groups, like a committee or study group, interactions and decisions are primarily evaluated based on the quality of the final product or output. The three main types of tasks are production, discussion, and problem-solving tasks (Ellis & Fisher, 1994).

      Most study groups hit all three main types of tasks, production, of productivity, discussion, such as discussion of class content, and working together to find and solve the problems for class

    5. Size and structure also affect communication within a group (Ellis & Fisher, 1994). In terms of size, the more people in a group, the more issues with scheduling and coordination of communication.

      This is why the circle structure is easier to deal with in this situation. One person makes a set time for people to figure out their respective schedules versus a decentralized group that has to deal with everyone's specific and respective schedules.