Language Varieties within My Experience There are different languages all over the world, this is what makes each individual unique. While having an effective way to communicate is important, language is the most necessary form of communication, this is how people express their feelings and desires. The need for language is often times overlooked. No language is wrong, it simply shows where you are from. Your language can give someone a preview of your educational background, economic status, as well as the region in which you live.
Gullah Language-
When assigned this paper, the first language that I thought about as Gullah. Gullah is an English-based, creolized dialect, however it is not a written language. When I was first introduced …show more content…
During the hurricane that destroyed several parts of Florida, several of those victims came to South Carolina. While here they used their native tongue. And as they became increasingly frustrated with their situation, their accent, or language began to sound even thicker to the point where I could barely understand what they were saying. The discussion about the utilization of Patois instead of Standard English incorporates various issues and dates back to slavery when Jamaicans had Standard English introduced as an unrivaled dialect and the indigenous dialect was stigmatized to a substandard status. Similar to that of Gullah they were forced to find a language I order for them to communicate. Today this creole language is heavily influenced by the British language standard and Patios. Patwa is heavily spoken in more urban areas, being that Jamaica is an English speaking …show more content…
Dialect is the most powerful communication device the speaker holds to express their individual personality and the region that they are from. The utilization of Standard English coordinates the structure of the language in a way that several different groups will understand. Standards English would be the most used in America, because you can efficiently use it to where different groups of pope from different regions can effectively comprehend what it is that you are trying to communicate. I’ve experienced Standard English during my educational career. This is the formal way in which professors dress their classes. This is the language in which we are to learn, and the language we should know in order to effectively communicate with different groups of
Gullah Language-
When assigned this paper, the first language that I thought about as Gullah. Gullah is an English-based, creolized dialect, however it is not a written language. When I was first introduced …show more content…
During the hurricane that destroyed several parts of Florida, several of those victims came to South Carolina. While here they used their native tongue. And as they became increasingly frustrated with their situation, their accent, or language began to sound even thicker to the point where I could barely understand what they were saying. The discussion about the utilization of Patois instead of Standard English incorporates various issues and dates back to slavery when Jamaicans had Standard English introduced as an unrivaled dialect and the indigenous dialect was stigmatized to a substandard status. Similar to that of Gullah they were forced to find a language I order for them to communicate. Today this creole language is heavily influenced by the British language standard and Patios. Patwa is heavily spoken in more urban areas, being that Jamaica is an English speaking …show more content…
Dialect is the most powerful communication device the speaker holds to express their individual personality and the region that they are from. The utilization of Standard English coordinates the structure of the language in a way that several different groups will understand. Standards English would be the most used in America, because you can efficiently use it to where different groups of pope from different regions can effectively comprehend what it is that you are trying to communicate. I’ve experienced Standard English during my educational career. This is the formal way in which professors dress their classes. This is the language in which we are to learn, and the language we should know in order to effectively communicate with different groups of