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Understanding Regional Dialects by Yesicha Ryona is a document available to read on EtoBox.
A dialect is a variety of a language used by people from a particular geographic area that consists of its own vocabulary and grammar. Dialects differ from each other in their syntax, lexicon, morphology, phonology, and other linguistic aspects. There are no clear criteria for distinguishing languages from dialects, which are often considered substandard varieties without prestige compared to the standard language. Regional dialects arise from natural variations in pronunciation, word choices, and syntax th
- Author
- Yesicha Ryona
- Language
- EN