Code-mixed Text: An Extensive Literature Review

Code-mixed text refers to communication or writing that combines elements from two or more languages or linguistic varieties within the same conversation, sentence, or even phrase. This study of the literature explores the dynamic and expanding field of code-mixed text, a linguistic phenomenon that is defined as a hassle-free integration of two or more languages in a single communication. As communication channels diversify and globalize, code-mixing has become increasingly prevalent across various mediums, including social media, instant messaging, and online platforms. This review synthesizes existing research spanning linguistic, sociolinguistic, and computational perspectives, providing a holistic overview of the key themes, methodologies, and findings in the field.