LANGUAGE VARIETIES

Question 1

a new language which develops in situations where speakers of
different languages need to communicate but don’t share a common
language. The vocabulary of pidgin comes mainly from one particular
language called the ‘lexifier’.

Answer 1

Pidgin

Question 2

• a pidgin that has become a native language of a community
• has taken most of its vocabulary from the lexifier, but has its own
  unique grammatical rules

Answer 2

Creole

Question 3

-not a distinct language but a variety of a language spoken in
particular area of a country.

Answer 3

Regional Dialect

Question 4

• a variety of language used by minority ethnic group
  which they use as a marker of identity, usually alongside a
  standard variety.

Answer 4

Minority Dialect

Question 5

-spoken mainly as second languages in ex-colonies with
Multilingual populations.

Answer 5

Indigenized Variety

Question 6

• style of communications that rarely or never changes and does not require feedbacks

Answer 6

Static Register/Frozen Register

Question 7

• language used in formal settings and usually follows a commonly accepted
  format Formal Register

Answer 7

Formal Register

Question 8

• a professional discourse which is formal and the users are accompanied by societal expectations

Answer 8

Consultative Register

Question 9

• informal language used by peers and friends (slang, vulgarities,
  colloquialisms)

Answer 9

Casual Register

Question 10

• used in ‘private’ communication and is reserved for close family members or intimate people

Answer 10

Intimate Register

Question 11

GALINGAN MO BABYYYYYYYY

Answer 11

ME TOOO MAMAAAA!!!!!