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Description
Accent&Dialect
- Argument for:
- identifies and gives a sense of belonging
- individuality
- celebration of diversity
- identifies location
- may educate
some others with
different accents
- identifies and gives a sense of belonging
- Argument against
- can stereotype
- lead to communication problems
- social class can
determine accent
- could be difficult for children to
learn the correct SE
- Scouse and Cockney accents are annoying, mistrust people
with this.
- Standard English= better jobs.
- can stereotype
- Dialect levelling may be bad as if the
accents start to converge then it will be
hard to have their own identity
however, this will make it easier to
communicate.
- dialect levelling is when accents convergence with on another from different parts of the county, over time they become similar.
- dialect levelling is when accents convergence with on another from different parts of the county, over time they become similar.
- code switching- adapt your accent to suit the circumstance (
e.g. a interview)
- Black English- a dialect of American English characteristics by pronunciations, syntactical structures and
vocabulary used and associated with North American black people and a wide range of forms varying to
the extent to which they differ from SE
- what has influenced our
accent and dialect?
- invasions
- migration
- media
- social groups
- class
- community
- invasions
- Ethnicity- representing a shared sense of identity and history. An ethnic group is therefore
a group of people who see themselves as being distinctive in some way fromothers.
- Polari- British gay men developed the eclectic,
secretive slang at a time when society stigmatised
them.
- dialect- not just about the words you use, it is also about how both syntax and morphology can vary.
- multiple negation - '' I didn't do nothing''
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