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“Die Sprach-Checker” (Eng. “Language Checkers”) are young citizen scientists from Mannheim’s highly diverse district Neckarstadt-West. Together with linguists, they investigate a tremendous treasure: their own multilingualism. They are exploring and (re)discovering their own languages and the other languages used in their environment while documenting and reflecting on their everyday experiences in and with different linguistic practices. Our aim is to raise awareness of their strengths and to promote appreciation for their language biographies, thus fostering a sense of identification with one’s own linguistic surroundings. Such a joint research endeavour offers empirical opportunities to address (linguistic) issues of societal relevance by collecting authentic data from the multicultural district and involving its residents and local stakeholders. In this paper, we will provide insights regarding the project’s background, conception, and outcomes. We address everyone who is planning or conducting a citizen science project with young people, especially children and adolescents, or who works at the interface between science and society.
In diesem Beitrag werden die Sprachmischungen, die junge türkischstämmige Migranten in Mannheim/Deutschland herausgebildet haben, untersucht. Der Fokus liegt auf der Semantik deutscher Elemente in türkischen Strukturen. Die Analyse, die auf den in der Mehrsprachigkeitsforschung eingeführten Kategorien "kulturelle Entlehnung" und "spontane Entlehnung" basiert, zeigt, dass nur ein kleiner Teil der Insertionen lexikalische Lücken im Türkischen füllen. Der größte Teil der Insertionen sind spontane Entlehnungen. Sie stammen aus thematischen Bereichen, die das Alltagsleben der jungen Migranten widerspiegeln, und sie werden von Sprechern mit einer hohen Kompetenz in beiden Sprachen verwendet.
Vogelstang
(1995)
The analysis which we present in this paper is part of an ethnographically based sociolinguistic study of various immigrant youth groups and their social style of communication. The study describes the wide variety of migrant groups and their socio-cultural orientation in relation to different migrant worlds as well as to different social worlds of the dominant German society. The development of a social style of communication is grounded in the groups’ socio-cultural orientation as well as in the perception of themselves in relation to relevant others. The main purpose of our study is to analyse the construction of the groups’ social identity in terms of their social style of communication.