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sociolinguistic

ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to sociolinguistics

How To Use sociolinguistic In A Sentence

  • Funny, it is generally accepted as the height of sociolinguistic sophistication to shift the shiftable aspects of your speech (vowel quality being a prime example) in the direction of the speech of those you are speaking to.
  • In a sociolinguistics course, I almost used that title for my final paper about the revival of Hebrew. Archive 2007-06-01
  • Another difficulty in classification is related to the fact that the dialects have in the past and continue to be influenced by numerous sociolinguistic or extralinguistic factors from the larger world in which Rusyns live, whether in Ukraine, Slovakia, Poland, Romania, Hungary, Yugoslavia, the United States, or Canada. Languagehat.com: RUSYN/RUTHENIAN.
  • His publications are in the areas of sociolinguistics and linguistic media studies in German, English, and Greek.
  • This post reminded me of the work done at my old university with the North Carolina Language and Life Project, led by Dr. Walt Wolfram, a leading researcher in sociolinguistics. On a disappearing dialect
  • In their pioneering work, Brown and Gilman proposed the sociolinguistic terms power semantic and solidarity semantic for the first time, which govern the choice of the pronominal forms.
  • This paper combines perspectives from sociolinguistics, musicology, fashion and dance theory to propose a new analytical model that I call ‘corporealinguistics’.
  • This paper examines linguistic sexism in current English textbooks of China primary schools from a sociolinguistic perspective.
  • Fouser is teaching language-related courses such as sociolinguistics for undergraduate Korean majors and teaching Korean as a foreign language for graduate school students. Undefined
  • Recently sociolinguistics have been paying much attention to the appropriation of English across the globe.
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