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Conflictual language ideologies and mismatched language practices of Thai international students at a Chinese-medium instruction university
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This fascinating study by Jun Wang and Wen Xu delves into the language ideologies and practices of Thai international students at a Chinese-medium instruction university in China. Discover how the dual role of Chinese as both an instructional medium and a lingua franca creates a unique linguistic environment, revealing a complex relationship between monolingual aspirations and multilingual actions.
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