Sociolinguistics

Sociolinguistics

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  Introduction to Linguistic "Sociolinguistics" ARRANGED BY : THE EIGHT GROUP DEWI MUFIDAH 13106907 FENI WAHYUNINGSIH 1066837 KHOLILU ROHMAN 1292317 NURUL KHOTIMAH 13107987 Kelas C STAIN JURAI SIWO METRO
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  Language and Dialect Sociolinguistic s Style, Register and Belief Social Dialect Regional Dialect
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  Sociolinguistics Sociolinguistics isdefined as:  The study that is concerned with the relationship between language and the context in which it is used. In other words, it studies the relationship between language and society.  The study that is concerned with the interaction of language and setting (Carol M. Eastman, 1975; 113).
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  Language is thehuman ability to acquire and use complex systems of communication, and a language is any specific example of such a system Language Dialect Dialect is a variety of a language that is distinguished from other varieties of the same language by features of phonology, grammar, vocabulary and by its use by a group of speakers who are set off from others geographically or socially.
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  Standardization Vitality Historicity Autonomy Reduction Mixture De Facto Norm
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  Regional dialect Certaindifferences from geographical area one to another in pronunciation, in the selecting and constructing of words, and in syntax of a language such distinctive varieties of local variety are called regional dialects (Wardhough, 2006). The study that investigates different varieties on the basis of clusters of similar and different features in particular regions, towns or villages is called regional dialectology (Edward, 2009).
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  Social Dialect Socialdialect is difference speech associate with various social groups. Social dialects create among social groups and are related to a variety of factors such as social class, religion, and ethnicity. caste is one of the clearest In India of all social differentiators
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  Styles, Registers andBeliefs Styles : Style relates to the typical ways in which one or more people do a particular thing. Style in language behavior thus becomes alternative ways of expressing the same content. Style is the way speakers speak, the speaker also can make a choice weather informal and formal, it depends on circumstance and the age and social group of participant.
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  Registers Registers referto particular ways of using language in particular settings within that community. Register is a set of linguistic items were associated with discrete occupational and social groups.
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  Beliefs Belief issystems of ideas or ideology, some people believed that certain language is lack of grammar; we can speak English without accent. The representations of belief can operate the interests of an identifiable social class or cultural group. This tendency will create language behavior and attitude by several group of people act or behave toward language differently.
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