SOCIALLY Developed Languages

Question 1

is actually an argot
that is derived from Tagalog, English,
Spanish, and some from Japanese, as
well as celebrities’ names and trademark
brands, giving them new meanings in
different contexts

Answer 1

Gay lingo

Question 2

an
Associate Professor of Linguistics at the
University of the Philippines, described
gay speak as a social dialect created by
a certain group to exclusively
communicate in their own terms.

Answer 2

Tuting Hernandez

Question 3

filipinism they are actually grammatically incorrect and are a result of

Answer 3

transliteration

Question 3

means that at any point, there can be different words for the same definition.

Answer 3

hyperdynamic,

Question 4

talk is used by its speakers to culturally
identify themselves that they belong in
the upper socioeconomic strata
(Garvida, 2012).

Answer 4

conyo

Question 4

“reflects awareness and sensitivity to another person’s physical,
mental, cultural, or other disadvantages or deviations from a norm; a person is not mentally
retarded, but rather mentally challenged; a person is not obese but rather has an eating
disorder

Answer 4

Political sensitive language

Question 4

stated that gay speak has also learned to evolve with time and
space.

Answer 4

Savillo (2020)

Question 5

This is referred to
words or phrases that seem to be correct in usage

Answer 5

Filipinisms (Suplido, 2016)

Question 6

coño actually means

Answer 6

cunt or it
refers to a female genitalia

Question 6

taboo language, language taboo or linguistic taboo is a kind
of taboo that involves restricting the use of words or other parts of language due to social
constraints.

Answer 6

Word taboo

Question 7

three major categories of taboo words
and phrases in English:

Answer 7

“Dirty” words
Words that have to do with the Christian religion
Words which are used in “animal abuse

Question 8

the process of speaking without offending anyone. (Longley,
2019, p.1) Moreover, Longley, stated that “it refers to language that avoids offending
persons of various genders, races, sexual orientation, cultures, or social conditions.

Answer 8

Political correctness

Question 8

The things being said and done to someone or a group of
individuals can harm and affect them in many ways possible. A single word if
inappropriately used can be painful.

Answer 8

language racism.

Question 8

occurs when someone exhibits and uses words that stereotype or represent
someone or a certain class or race

Answer 8

Racism

Question 9

One of the goals of political correctness is

Answer 9

elimination of verbal discrimination and
negative stereotyping.