Sociolinguistic

1. Linguistic diversity refers to the diversity of language forms caused by social factors

1.1. Characteris

1.1.1. A dialect is considered to be an identifiable part of languages, as they are spoken in a particular region or social class. This study of dialects is called dialectology

1.1.2. Standard language: Several languages ​​can be officially promoted as national languages, such language variants are called standard languages

1.1.3. Pidgin is a mixed language, a small vocabulary and a simple grammar that speakers use both languages to communicate.

1.1.4. Trying out languages in different situations according to the level of formality

1.1.5. Creole: Unlike Pidgin, Creole is the speaker's first language. As the pidgin began to acquire native speakers as their primary language, the pidgin changed to a creole, The process of developing a pidgin is called pidginization; the process of transition from pidgin to creole is called creolization.

2. Sociolinguistics studies the relationship between language and society.

3. They are interested in explaining why we speak differently in different social contests, they are concerned with identifying the social function of language and the way it is used to express social meaning.

4. Sociolinguistics studies the relationship between language and society.