United States mainland speakers\u27 use of Hawaiian Creole English and standard American English across social situations

This study will focus on Hawaiian Creole English and standard American English (HCE/SAE) speakers who grew up in Hawai\u27i and relocated to the mainland as adults, and how their use of HCE and SAE varies across different social situations. In Hawai\u27i much of the population speaks Hawaiian Creole English and Standard American English, speakers often code-switch between the two varieties. Fluency in HCE and SAE differs among speakers, and this fact has implications for communication in a preferred language variety in particular social situations