Terminology Flashcards
Accent
The man our of pronunciation + sound patterning
Dialect
Specific words used by people of a particular region
Accent Levelling
Neutralise our accent + dialect
Prestige
Power
Pragmatics
Implied meaning
Semantic non-equivalents
Implies a gap between men and women, that men are dominant
Marked Form
Connotes gender
Unmarked Form
Gender neutral
Phallocentric Language
Gives men more power and dominance
Synthetic Personalisation
Companies/brands/people make you believe you have a rapport
Jargon
Complex language relating to a specific field, it can result in individuals losing positive face
Tag Questions
Attach a question to a statement
Fillers
Fills the silence - err/like/umm - allows for thinking time
Hedges
Suggests an element of hesitancy - “Do you not think…”, “Should we not try…”
Blending
Mixing words to create new ones