Diglossia in learning languages.

1. Diglossia?[dls]

2. what the....?
A situation in which two languages (or varieties
of the same language) are used under different
conditions within a community.
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3. Diglosia
Bilingualism
VS.

4. higher
lower

5. Contrast
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6. In the real life. . .
 Arabic (classical language & regional dialect).
 Cantons of Switzerland (high German & Swiss German).
 Haiti (French & Haitian Creole).
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7. Informal
Literacy/ literary. informal conversations. public/ official. daily use. formal use.
   

8. different .)))
form
use
tendency
to change
prestige
vocabulary
grammar

9. …applied to the way in which two (or more) distinct
languages come to divide up the domains in the
linguistic repertoire of a speech community.
Diglossia can be
Paraguay
Navajo Indians

10. Diglossia associated...
power.
educational pressure.
membership.

11. triglossia?
poliglossia?
&

12. This confirms the close intertwining
of social and linguistic structure, so
that the changes in one are reflected
in changes in the other.
finally...

13. Canton: part of country. A division of a country, especially one of
the states into which Switzerland is divided.
Standard: Grammatically correct. Regarded as correct or acceptable
by the majority of educated speakers of or authorities on a
language.// very widely used and generally regarded as
authoritative.
Vernacular: ordinary language. The everyday language of the
people in a country or region, as distinct from official or formal
language// spoken language. The common spoken language of a
people, as distinct from formal written or literary language.

14. thank you.
Please come again.

15. done.presented.