Sociolinguistics: An Introduction, Volume 10

accents African American areas attitudes Bernstein black speech Bokmål British dialects Catalan cent Chapter consonants context copula creole languages Danish Detroit Dhimotiki differentiation diglossic distinct educational elaborated code English Creole English speakers English-speaking ethnic groups example fact factor female formal French Gaelic geographical grammatical Greek high variety important involved Jamaican Creole Katharevousa kind Koasati Labov lexical lingua franca linguistic linguistic minorities linguistic varieties low variety Luganda male middle-class minority languages multilingual native language native speakers Negro non-standard Norfolk dialect Norwegian Norwich Nynorsk particular phonological Pidgin political postvocalic prestige problem pronoun pronunciation relationship result Riksmål Rumania rural schools Scots simply situation social class social-class dialects society sociolinguistic sort Spanish speak spoken standard English standard German status style Swahili Swiss German taboo teachers urban variation varieties of English vocabulary vowel Welsh white speech women words working-class children