Introduction to Sociolinguistic
Introduction to
sociolinguistics
Regional Dialects
Simple definition : Regional dialect is a distinct form
of a language spoken in a particular geographical area. E.g: Cockney English,
Northrumbian, New jersey, and Southern
English.
Social Dialects
Simple definition : Social Dialect is variety of a
language spoken by a particular group based on social characteristic other than
geography. E.g: In Europan _ American speakers, the absen of r
in words such as bear is associated with high-status groups.
Regional Variation
Simple definition:
Regional variation refers to the area or geographical. Regional
variation in way a language is spoken is likely to be one of the most
noticeable way which observe variety in language.
Pidgin
Simple definition:
Pidgin is reduced language used by groups with no language in common who
need to communicate for trade or other purposes.
Creole
Simple definition: Creole is a type of natural language
that developed historically from pidgin and came into existence .
eg: Subject
pronoun in Malay : I
Gua
You
Lu
He/She Dia
We Kita
orang
They Dia
orang
The differences between pidgin and creole are pidgin
doesn’t have a native speaker and grammar development, it is contrast with
creole that have a native speaker and grammatically system.
Codes
Simple definition: Codes is a set of conventions for
converting one signalling system into another. The term is neutral any sistem of
communication used, it’s mean codes is very useful.
Network and
Repertories
Simple definition:
Network and Repertories is show that a person can be a part of speech
communities. E.g: dense multiplex networks (networks), and linguistic variables
used by speech community.
Tu and Vous
Simple definition: Tu and Vous is a word in French which
is has the meaning You.
The differences are Tu = informal in used and Vous =
formal in used.
The Ethnography of
Speaking
Simple definition: The ethnography of speaking is the
analysis of communication within the wider context of the social and cultural
practices and beliefs of the member particular culture or speech community.
Cooperation Maxim
Cooperation Maxim divided into four that proposed by Paul
Grice:
1.
Maxim of Quality
-
Supermaxims : Try to make your contribution one
that is true.
-
Submaxims : Do not say what you believe to be
false.
2.
Maxim of Quantity
-
Do not make your contribution more informative
than is required.
3.
Maxim of Relation : Be relevant.
4.
Maxim of Manner
-
Supermaxims : Be perspicuous
-
Submaxims : avoid ambiguity ( be clear ).
Komentar
Posting Komentar