Multilingual Family Language Policies: The Role of Translanguaging in Kazakhstan

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Translanguaging occurs in family interactions, enhancing communication and cultural continuity.
Involving 16 children aged six to fourteen from Kazakh families, the study highlights varied language use.
Analysis of language ideology, management, and practices shows how belief systems influence communication.
Understanding these dynamics may promote better results in bilingualism and multilingualism research.

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This research reveals the impact of translanguaging on bilingual and multilingual children, highlighting family language policy implications.

Abilkassymova et al. (2025) studied this question.

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This research reveals the impact of translanguaging on bilingual and multilingual children, highlighting family language policy implications.