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what is accent and dialect
accent- the way a person speaks based on where they are from (phonology and pronunciation)
dialect- the vocabulary a person uses in a specific region (grammar)
where do accents come from
passed through generations
migration
trends
class systems
culture
trade/invadion
lexical variant examples
bread roll- bun (NE) bin lid (liverpool), cob (midlands) bap (scotland)
cockney rhyming slang
the rule is that the last word rhymes with whatever word is replaces but today sometimes the word that rhymes has been dropped
it was originally used by beggars and criminals in 1800s london but has since spread across the UK due to its use in media (dialect → idiom)
apples and pears= stairs
skin and blister= sister