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    other hand‚ some people disregard it. From my prospective‚ every language is important to the human society. It might be true that some languages are not used as widely as English‚ Chinese and other popular languages. For example‚ some local dialects are used by a few hundreds of people in their tribes. Hence‚ some people think that the language itself is not important as even it goes extinct‚ it would only have impact on a minimal amount of users. However‚ it is irrational to judge whether

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    transport and communication‚ and technology. One of the biggest reasons why the British Empire was a force for good was the spreading of the English language. In many countries in Africa and Asia‚ such as Kenya‚ Ghana and India‚ people spoke their own dialects. When the British Empire took over‚ the colonizers took this as a chance to teach the local people English. They mostly taught English in missionary schools‚

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    The English Language

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    Language is a constant. It is a component that will be forever intertwined into the fabrication of our global society. This multi-sensory means of communication‚ consists of not only the verbal and writing‚ but also touch‚ smell‚ sound‚ body‚ and gestural elements. As human beings are social animals‚ people have the instinct to communicate with others‚ to share our feelings and thoughts‚ and as a result‚ language development in each individual becomes an instinct (Pinker‚ 1994). Since language is

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    following: ■ The use of different languages including foreign languages and signed languages. ■ The use of different aspects of language such as. jargon - technical language slang - language that only certain groups of people use dialect - people from different areas make different sounds when they speak acronyms - initials that stand for words‚ such as GSCC (General Social Care Council). ■ The person receiving the message has physical and intellectual disabilities such as

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    by yourself.’ How has you idiolect been affected? Everyone’s idiolect is influenced by many factors throughout their life‚ school‚ media‚ peers and many more. An idiolect is the way one speaks the vocabulary they use; the accent they have‚ the dialect they adopted. An idiolect is for one individual‚ it is unique‚ and no two people in the world have the exact same idiolect. My idiolect began to be affected and form the day I was able to speak. My mother gave birth to me in Toronto‚ Canada. Therefore

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    language variations and the influencing factors of it. The study shows that the standard and non-standard variation found are influenced by socioeconomic class and social network‚ also the variations are found in the Prime Minister’s and Natalie’s dialect. CHAPTER I INTRODUCTION A. BACKGROUND Sociolinguistics is a study relates to the use of language itself in the society with the goal to understand the language structure and the function of language in the communication (Wardhaugh‚ 1992:

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    Analysis on Mother Tongue

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    identities and types of languages. According to Amy she did not realize how we use different languages or different tones when we are engaging in conversation with others. When you are talking with friends or close family you would use different dialect or slang‚ then if you were talking to your boss or teacher. In her essay “Mother Tongue‚” Amy Tan discusses the relationship between language‚ literacy‚ and its power. I think one of the main points of the story was that words are more than just

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    In this essay‚ I am going to explore how the language used shows the closeness of the relationships between the participants‚ and how their friendship is shown. In the friendship context‚ speech is more relaxed and casual and there is more use of dialect and colloquialisms than if it were a formal situation. There is also the use of words and phrases which could only be understood in this context‚ like idiolect and words that a particular age group use. In a formal situation there wouldn’t be as much

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    Are You Down with Slang?

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    Are You Down With Slang? The English language is one of the most diverse if not the most diverse language in the world. It is spoken in many countries and spoken with different dialects within those countries. Ranging from different pronunciations to completely different meanings for words. Flip-flops in America are known as thongs in Australia and tap in Britain is a faucet in America. Each country also has its own form of slang that other English speaking countries may not understand. Slang

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    regions of the world so were the masters. With all the different tongues combination came the complicated but interesting language Creole. Jamaicans themselves usually refer to their dialect as patois‚ a French term without a precise linguistic definition. The most unique of the languages of Jamaica is a dialect formed by the amalgamation of words from many languages with English. It is known as

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