Linguistic variation exists within and across languages and dialects. A linguistic variable is a linguistic item that can be realized or pronounced differently by different speakers or by the same speaker in various contexts. Linguistic and social variation are correlated, as differences in speech patterns can distinguish social groups from one another based on factors like social class. Regional dialects are associated with specific social classes or geographic groups, marking them off from other classes or regions through distinctive linguistic features.

1. LANGUAGE
VARIATION
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2. Regional
Variation
A variety associated with a specific
social class or group, marking that
class or group off from other classes
or groups
Isogloss Dialect Atlas

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The Linguistic Variable
A linguistic variable is a linguistic item which has identifiable
variants. It is an item in the structure of a language, an item that
has alternate realizations, as one speaker realizes it one way and
another a different way or the same speaker realizes it
differently on different occasions.
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4. Linguistic and Social Variation
Linguistic and social variation has a correlation to each other because the
differences in speech show the distinguished social-groups in society from
one another. ‘upper class,’ ‘middle class,’ and ‘lower working class’ might
have a different speech characteristic.

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