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The main reasons for this phenomenon include the cultural influence, intimacy between teacher and students, and the limited English vocabulary. Through analyzing observation and intimately interviewing teachers, the results show that both students at lower and higher-level code switch and the frequency they code-switch with Vietnamese teacher is more often than with foreign teacher, and code-switching in written communication is more than in oral communication. This qualitative research mainly uses observation communication between an English teacher and non-English major students of three different levels, from beginner to pre-intermediate. There is little research on code-switching in oral communication between university students and teachers in Vietnam, but code-switching in written communication is rare. However, university students use code-switching by accident or even as a habit when communicating with their lecturers. Sometimes, young adults make use of code-switching to show off, while some use it as a method of practicing English. Switching in oral communication, codeswitching in texting communication, codeswitching of university teacher and students Code-switching is a linguist phenomenon that has drawn the attention and several debates on its reasons and attitudes towards it. Keywords: SNS, Code switching, Discourse Strategy, Language Selection This paper suggests such discourse strategies are adopted to make successful and effective communication in the given context. In SNS group chats, Chinese Korean and Chinese use code switching depending on formality of information, for instance, a notice for formal and a request for personal help or personal question for informal.

It is also shown that Chinese uses L1 in daily conversation but they use Korean when asking for official or personal help. This shows that the preceding languages affect language selection of the following person.

In daily conversation, on the other hand, there was no obvious consistent tendency. Chinese Koreans generally used Korean when saying official things or objective information.

The findings represent Chinese Koreans and Chinese students use a lot of code switching strategies in the observed texts. This study observed and analyzed several dialogues of 10 Chinese Koreans and 10 Chinese living in Korea. Abstract This study aims to figure out the discourse functions of code switching which occurs in SNS chats, ‘Kakaotalk’ (Korean Mobile Messenger) and ‘Wechat’ (Chinese Mobile Messenger).

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