language variation

language variation

Language variation refers to the inevitable and fundamental property of language. It highlights that language is not static; it is socially meaningful and changes according to age, gender, and social class. ,

dialect

a regional or social form of language with distinct vocabulary , grammar , and pronunciation

accent

accent is just a particular way of pronouncing words that's characteristic of a certain region, country, or social group

or Specific pronunciation patterns of a community or individual.

register

A variety used in specific social or professional contexts; often reflects formality or function. ( choose of language in specific situation )

style

variation based on speaker choices, such as formal vs. informal speech; often influenced by context, audience, or purpose ( the way we want to this language)

sociolect

language variety associated with a praticular social class or group

idiolect

the personal way of speacking and using language it deal with choice of word and the way of pronunciation

genderlect

Language variation based on gender, reflecting cultural norms, social roles, or identity.

chronolect

Language variation based on age or generation

Ethnollect

language variety shaped by the heritage of an ethnic group

Language variation based on ethnic or cultural identity