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San Diego Speaks!

Learning About Language in San Diego, Baja, and Southern California

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Accent

15 September, 201116 September, 2015 admin

When linguists talk about “accent” they’re talking about *how* people say things rather than *what* things people say.

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Style (Speaking Style)

15 September, 201116 September, 2015 admin

People’s speaking styles are all the ways that they adjusts their speech to fit different situations.

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Grammar

15 September, 201116 September, 2015 admin

Linguists use the term grammar differently from most English teachers. To a linguist, “grammar” refers to the rules that speakers unconsciously follow when they put together strings of words to create sentences.

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Vocabulary

15 September, 201116 September, 2015 admin

In many ways, the vocabulary or lexicon is the most intuitive feature of a dialect. In the past, much dialect research was based on differences in vocabulary alone.

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