- In sociolinguistics,
SPEAKING or the
SPEAKING model, is a
model socio-linguistic
study (represented as a mnemonic)
developed by Dell Hymes.
Hymes developed...
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on the street, some
sources request that all or part of the
encounter not
be captured in an
audio or
video recording ("tape"), but
continue speaking to...
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following is a list of
terms referring to an
average person. Many are used as
placeholder names.
Average Joe
Everyman Man
on (or in) the
street Normie...
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appellations include Nigg and Nigz. Over time, the
terms **** and ****z (plural) have come
to be frequently used
between some
African or
black diaspora...
- high
school and
struggles on the
first day. She has no friends, and
appears uncomfortable when
speaking to others.
On the bus
to school, she
meets Heather...
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Anglophone Caribbean, Anglo-Caribbean, or English-
speaking West Indies.
Although these terms are used
to refer to the
Commonwealth Caribbean, they typically...
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longer on speaking terms. The duo has
received numerous awards, such as from the
Grammy Awards,
where they were
nominated every year from 2004
to 2007....
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Public speaking, also
called oratory, is the
practice of
delivering speeches to a live audience.
Throughout history,
public speaking has held significant...
- and the
third most
widely used
language on websites. The German-
speaking countries are
ranked fifth in
terms of
annual publication of new books, with...
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continually diminishing vocabulary;
complete thoughts are
reduced to simple terms of
simplistic meaning. The
political contractions of
Newspeak — Ingsoc...
