Category:Language varieties and styles

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A language variety is a form of a language that differs considerably and systematically either grammatically or in terms of lexicon, from the standard language. Standard language itself is considered a variety of any language. These variations come from dialects, idiolects, different registers, jargon, grammatical mood, or phonology, among others. Language style refers to slang, idiom and the like.

Articles in category "Language varieties and styles"

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• Mutually intelligible languages

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• Register (linguistics)