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jargon and slang. Sociolinguists—people who
study sociolects and
language variation—define a
sociolect by
examining the
social distribution of specific...
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Mexican Spanish (Spanish: español mexicano) is the
variety of
dialects and
sociolects of the
Spanish language spoken in the
United Mexican States.
Mexico has...
- was part of the
terminology of po****r
discourse of
social dialects (
sociolects) in
Britain in the 1950s. The
different vocabularies can
often appear...
- Like
other Brazilians,
Cariocas speak Portuguese. The
carioca accent and
sociolect (also
simply called "carioca", see below) are one of the most
widely recognized...
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Andhra Pradesh,
mostly in Koraput, and
Visakhapatnam districts.
Minor sociolects Odia
minor dialects include: Bhuyan:
Tribal dialect spoken in Northern...
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School Board, the term
Ebonics has
primarily been used to
refer to the
sociolects of African-American English,
which typically are
distinctively different...
- as well as from
Eastern German dialects, Polish, Yiddish, and
various sociolects ("slang"). Khler,
Angela (2013). Was ist
eigentlich Ruhrdeutsch? (in German)...
- to two ways of
dividing Australian Kriol it can also be
divided into
sociolects. The
first of
these is a form of
youth slang referred to as
Strit tok...
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Vaishnavite religious and
spiritual values.
Several castes have
their own
sociolects which most
members of that
caste traditionally used
regardless of where...
- syllable-final, and [ʒ] in
European Portuguese Islão (Islam) or, in many
sociolects of
Brazilian Portuguese, esdrúxulo (proparoxytone). In some Andalusian...
