Varieties in Speech and Writing Flashcards

1
Q

Why do languages vary?

A
  • People are members of different speech communities
  • Globalization- integration of humanity
  • Colonization
  • Diversity
  • Diaspora- a scattered population
  • ICT and Media
  • Gender
  • Culture
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2
Q

Sociolinguistic definition by ______________ that it is an attempt to find correlations between social
structure and linguistic structure and to observe
any changes that occur

A

Gumpers

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3
Q

Sociolinguistic definition by ______________ that it is the study of the social uses of language, and
the most productive studies in the four decades
of sociolinguistic research have emanated from
determining the social evaluation of linguistic
variants

A

Chambers

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4
Q

Speech Community definition by ____________ that it refer to a
group of people who interact by means of speech.

A

Bloomfield

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5
Q

Speech Community definition by ____________ that it is a community sharing rules for the
conduct and interpretation of speech, and rules for the
interpretation of at least one linguistic variety.

A

Hyme

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6
Q

________________ also defined speech community as an activity
characterized by frequent interaction using a mutually
intelligible body of verbal signs. According to him, the
speech varieties employed within a speech community
are formalized as a system

A

Gumperz

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7
Q

used for personal dialect of each individual speaker

A

Idiolect

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8
Q

Divided from the more formal to the more informal

A

Style

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9
Q

It is what type of language you see depending on the situation you are

A

Register

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10
Q

It is the language used among people who have a special activity or group

A

Jargon

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11
Q

he proposed a framework “SPEAKING”

A

Dell Hymes

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12
Q

SPEAKING?

A

Setting, Participants, Ends, Act Sequence, Key, Instrumentalities, Norms, Genre

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13
Q

setting refers to?

A

time and place

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14
Q

participants refers to?

A

people involved

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15
Q

ends refers to?

A

outcomes and goals

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16
Q

Act sequence refers to?

A

sequence, content, form, or what are you going to say

17
Q

Key refers to?

A

own manner of how you say things

18
Q

Instrumentalities refers to

A

channel, medium, or methd

19
Q

Norms refers to?

A

behaviors

20
Q

Genre refers to the type of ?

A

type of utterance

21
Q

It is the language used in considering the participants

A

Language Register

22
Q

is an essential social skill that
provides flexibility and demonstrates competence in
speech and appropriate social norms

A

Register

23
Q

who mentioned Register is an essential social skill that
provides flexibility and demonstrates competence in
speech and appropriate social norms

A

Jennifer Young

24
Q

What are the types of registers?

A

Frozen/Static
Formal
Consultative/Professional
Casual
Intimate

25
Q

The language does not change

A

Frozen/Static

26
Q

This is used in professional, academic, or ceremonial and it uses standard english.

A

Formal

27
Q

It is semi-formal when there is a need for clear understanding

A

Consultative/Professional

28
Q

This is the language between friends

A

Casual

29
Q

Shared between close friends, family and partners.

A

Intimate

30
Q

world-wide integration of humanity

A

Globalization

31
Q

erases
territorial boundaries between
countries therefore we become
multiculturalists – persons
respectful of and engaged with
people from distinctly different
cultures.

A

Digital Technology

32
Q

a scattered population whose origin lies in a separate geologic scale

A

Diaspora

33
Q

language that develop when people need to communicate without a shared language

A

Pidgins and Creoles

34
Q

Informal ways of speaking

A

Slang/Colloquial

35
Q

-more informal
-used by certain groups

A

Slang

36
Q

used in everyday speech by ordinary people

A

Colloquial