Language and Dialects

1. Language &
Dialects
Language &
Dialects
Presented By :
Kanza Diva Amalya(A12122217)
Sifra Akwila (A12122208)
GROUP
PRESENTATION

2. Table of Contents
Table of Contents
Concept of language & Dialects
Differences Between Dialects & Accents
Concept of styles, Registers, and Genres in
sosioliguistics

3. concept of
Language
concept of
Language
Language is a complex and structured
system of communication that serves as
the primary means by which humans
convey meaning. It encompasses various
forms, including spoken, signed, and
written communication, and is
characterized by its grammar and
vocabulary.
language has important role in society as
tool for human to communicate with
people.

4. Concept of
Dialects
Concept of
Dialects
A dialect is a variation of a language that is
distinguished by its pronunciation, grammar,
and vocabulary. Dialects are mutually
intelligible, meaning speakers of different
dialects can understand each other

5. Differences
between dialects &
Accents
Differences
between dialects &
Accents
1. Dialects focus on vocabulary, grammar, and syntax,
while accents focus on pronunciation.
2. Dialects often involve broader linguistic variations,
while accents are more specific to pronunciation.
3. Dialects may affect mutual intelligibility, while
accents typically do not.

6. The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
In sociolinguistics, style refers to the way individuals
use language to express themselves and interact with
others. Style is influenced by factors such as age,
gender, social status, and communication context.
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Style
Example:
- A teenager may use an informal style when chatting with
friends.
- A professor may use a formal style when lecturing in class.

7. The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
A register is a variety of language used in a specific
social context, such as formal or informal situations.
Registers are influenced by factors such as
communication purpose, audience, and context.
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Registers
Example:
- Formal language is used in formal situations, such as business
meetings, official letters, or academic reports.
- Informal language is used in casual situations, such as
everyday conversations with friends or family.

8. The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
The concept of styles, registers,
and genres in socialinguistics
(with example)
A genre is a category of language that identifies a type
of text or communication, such as narrative,
descriptive, or argumentative. Genres are influenced by
factors such as communication purpose, audience, and
context.
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Genres
Example:
- Narrative: short stories, novels, or biographies.
- Descriptive: articles, reports, or product descriptions.
- Argumentative: essays, opinion articles, or debates.

9. Conclusion
Conclusion
By knowing the
concept, differences
of dialects, accents
etc. we already know
that dialects or
accents is important
for someone who want
to learn new language
well.
it also help us in
understanding about
some cultures in other
place and make it
easier for us to
communicate with
others

10. Thank
you
Thank
you