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VARIATION IN SPEECH
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VARIATION IN SPEECH
LOCATING VARIATION IN SPEECH
- SPEECH COMMUNITY
- People who speech a language
- Share notions of what is same or different in phonology or grammar
- To include any group of people
- To include any group same languaqgeof people. Using the same language.
- Sociolinguistic focus on the languages practices
- Share notions of what is same or different in phonology or grammar
- People who speech a language
- REPERTOIRE
- DIfferent varieties of the language
- The speech community is a complex interlocking network of communication .
- Members share knowledge ans norms the language use patterns
- Members recognize the conditions which other members of the community believe that is appropriate to use of the language.
- Members recognize the conditions which other members of the community believe that is appropriate to use of the language.
- Members share knowledge ans norms the language use patterns
- Set of norms for using them.
- DIfferent varieties of the language
- NETWORKS
- Group of people who communicate with others with patterns
- Group of people who communicate with others with patterns
- DIALECT
- Result of geografic al location
- Result of geografic al location
- To correclated with the location where the language was spoken
- Dialectic Variation
- Dialect variation
- New words are added to deal with new concepts
- People tend to speak similary according to the group
- People tend to speak similary according their group
- New words are added to deal with new concepts
- Dialect variation
- Dialectic Variation
- SPEECH COMMUNITY
STYLES, GENDER AND SOCIAL CLASS
- STYLES
- Formality language according to group and situation
- VARYING LEVEL
- To divided up in different ways
- Each language has its own way of doing this, like:
- Each language has its own way of doing this, like:
- To divided up in different ways
- BILINGUAL COMMUNITIES
- These stylist levels may be marked by switching from one variety to another
- These stylist levels may be marked by switching from one variety to another
- AUDIENCE DESIGN
- Who can control more than one variety choose a level of speech
- According
- According
- Who can control more than one variety choose a level of speech
- ACCCOMODATION
- People Automatically adjust their speech to the other people for undertanding
- People Automatically adjust their speech to the other people for undertanding
- Formality language according to group and situation
- REGISTER
- set of vocabulary chosen to use in any situation
- JARGON
- New terms for new concepts
- To establish bonds between members and enforce boundaries for outsiders
- New terms for new concepts
- JARGON
- set of vocabulary chosen to use in any situation
- DOMAIN
- Context
- Role
- Topic
- Place
- Context
- STRATIFICATION
- social economic estratification
- social economic estratification
- SLANG
- Tabu expressions
- Tabu expressions
- GENDER
- Variation socials
- Grammatical distinctions
- Social stereotypes
- STYLES
