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Sociolinguistics is the
descriptive study of the
interaction between society,
including cultural norms, expectations, and
context and
language and the...
- In
sociolinguistics,
prestige is the
level of
regard normally accorded a
specific language or
dialect within a
speech community,
relative to
other languages...
- In
sociolinguistics, a
register is a
variety of
language used for a
particular purpose or
particular communicative situation. For example, when speaking...
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spoken by
perhaps 14
million people; however, they are
distinct sociolinguistically and are
considered separate languages by the
Royal institute of the...
- In
sociolinguistics, a
style is a set of
linguistic variants with
specific social meanings. In this context,
social meanings can
include group membership...
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Interactional sociolinguistics is a
subdiscipline of
linguistics that uses
discourse analysis to
study how
language users create meaning via
social interaction...
- In
sociolinguistics, a variety, also
known as a lect or an isolect, is a
specific form of a
language or
language cluster. This may
include languages, dialects...
- In
sociolinguistics, an
accent is a way of
pronouncing a
language that is
distinctive to a country, area,
social class, or individual. An
accent may be...
- The
sociolinguistics of sign
languages is the
application of
sociolinguistic principles to the
study of sign languages. The
study of
sociolinguistics in...
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Bruguera 2008, p. 3046. "
Sociolinguistic situation in Catalan-speaking areas. Tables.
Official data
about the
sociolinguistic situation in Catalan-speaking...
