Sociolinguistics
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Heteronomy with its examples and description
Heteronomy According to this philosopher, heteronomy is the behavior that the person presents and that does not control it, at…
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Dialectology and its areas of Study with description
Dialectology Dialectology is called the analysis of dialects . A dialect, meanwhile, is a linguistic variety that does not reach the category of language. Dialectology is the study of…
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Slang its features and illustration with explanation
Slang The word slang is a loan from the French (Gallicism) from the seventeenth century, which originally designated an organized…
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Accent with its development and description
Accent In linguistics, accent ( English: accent, accent ) is colloquially a form of pronunciation that has a special relation to a person,…
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Sapir-Whorf hypothesis
Sapir-Whorf hypothesis According to this hypothesis, the language we speak makes us think and perceive things differently.Traditionally, the human being…
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Tag questions
Tag questions? The “question tags” are small questions that are used to confirm or deepen a topic of interest to…
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Culture and its contents
Meaning of Culture Culture refers to the set of material and spiritual goods of a social group transmitted from generation…
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Diglossia
Diglossia Diglossia is the situation that occurs when two languages with different social status coexist in the same territory, so…
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Dialects and their types and properties in detail
Dialects A dialect or dialect variant is one of the possible manifestations of a specific language or language. It occurs within the…
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Standard language
Standard language A standard language is a particular dialect of a language that has received legal or quasi- legal status in some jurisdiction, where it is…
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