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Bilingual individuals often switch between languages depending on the context and who they’re interacting with. This practice, known as “code-switching,” can occur within a single conversation or between different situations. For instance, a bilingual person might speak one language at home and switch to another at work or with friends. This flexibility demonstrates the dynamic nature of language use and how people navigate multiple linguistic and cultural worlds.