sociolect การใช้

• He writes in the dialect and sociolect of the working people.
• The transition from dialect to sociolect happened primarily in the 20th century.
• Sociolinguists define a sociolect by examining the social distribution of specific linguistic terms.
• But at this point black English is basically a sociolect of general American English.
• In the formal register / sociolect, words of Spanish origin or Spanish words predominate.
• Around that time a certain sociolect developed in the city known as the Lw體 dialect.
• :: : : What Foxworthy is referring to is sociolect as well as dialect.
• Around that time, a certain sociolect developed in the city known as the Lw體 dialect.
• The main cities each have their own modern urban dialect, that can be considered a sociolect.
• Ecclesiastical Latin is the official language of the Holy See and the only surviving sociolect of spoken Latin.
• A sociolect is distinct from a dialect because social class rather than geographical subdivision substantiates the unique linguistic features.
• An example of a sociolect difference based on social grouping is the deletion of copulas in African American Vernacular English.
• In the sociolect of Tetum that is still used by the generation educated during the Indonesian occupation, and may occur in free variation.
• Yet, the commonness varies from dialect to dialect and from sociolect to sociolect it depends on the formality etc . of the setting.
• If one distinct social group used'yous'as the plural form of the pronoun then this could indicate the existence of a sociolect.
• It is rather a working class sociolect with influences from the various dialects found in the area and changing even with the professions of the workers.
• In the common, colloquial, vulgar or familiar register / sociolect, words of local origin or a mixture of local and Spanish words predominate.
• More importantly, Helsinki slang is not strictly speaking a slang in the word's modern definition, but rather a dialect and a sociolect.
• The current pronunciation varies greatly depending on the geographical dialect and sociolect ( with, especially, stigmatized except at the beginning of a word ).
• The dialect is now seen more as a sociolect, largely through increased immigration and trends among the educated population to speak standard German in everyday life.