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63 Cards in this Set
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Honorifics
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A system that the Japanese use
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Tu
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Refers to how speech is used among friends
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Cooperative principle
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Developed by Grice
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Utterance
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Smallest unit of speech
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Ethnography of Speaking is a synonym to
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Ethnography of Communication
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Vous distinction would be used for
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solidarity purpouses
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FN/TNL is the english equivalant to the
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TU/VOUS distinction
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Vous distinction would not be used for
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Solidarity Purpouses
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Shorter utterances are not considered to be polite in
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French
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Ethnography
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Is a branc of sociology that is concerned with talk as phenomenon in its own right.
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TLN
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is an example of an address term in English
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Japanese
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has a complex system of honorifics
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In the acronym SPEAKING, the P stands for
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PARTICIPANTS
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There are certain felicity conditions that performatives must meet
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to be successful
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Berstein
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Elaborated Code
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World Language
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Utterances
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Sexists
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Mailman
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AAVE
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Black Language
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Guarani
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Paraguay
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Grice
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Maxims
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Performative
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Utterances
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Japanese
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Honorifics
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Corpus Planning
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Standardizing a variety
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Hymes
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Maxims
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Relevance (Relations)
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One of Grice's maxims that refers to the participant responding appropriately
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The K in SPEAKING stands for
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Key
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Corpus Planning
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Seeks to standardize a language
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Grice's 4 maxims are
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Quantity, Quality, Relation, Manner
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The standard variety of a language is a
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majority language
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Black English (Dipthongs)
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Show characteristics including the reduction of final consonant clusters
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There are various approaches to
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Studying sociolinguistics according to the text
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Guarani is an indigionous language of
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Paraguay
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A non-standard variety of a language is usually
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codified
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Status Planning
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involves changing the function of a language
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Human being is a
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mankind term
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SPEAKING is an acronym developed for
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Ethnography of speaking
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The I in speaking stands for
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instrumentalities
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Quantity is a maxim where one should be as
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informative as required
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Code-Switching
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is an important part of Black English
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The use of 'be' in the habitusal sense is a characteristic of
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Black English
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Assimilation is on
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Cobarrubias ideologies of language planning
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The !Kung of Africa are known for their
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need to talk
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There are some languages that have seperate
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men's and women's speech
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A language
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cannot be sexist
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Ebonics is another name for
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African American English
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Women and men use language in
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different ways
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The Ebonics issues first started in
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Oakland
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French is an example of a
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majority language in France
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Early Man is an example of
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sexist language
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Sex and gener and
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synonyomous in sociolinguistics
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Black English
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is considered a non-standard variety of English.
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One of the structural differences between Black and Standard English is that Black English stands for
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Southern Aristocratic English
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SAE stands for
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Standard American English
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The word planning in sociolinguistics refers to
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A governmental authorized efford to alter a language's function
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The word culture in sociolinguistics desribe
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What a person must know in order to function in a particular society
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The use of the Vous distinction in a language would occur
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a student addresses his/her teacher
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The smallest unit of speech is
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an utterance
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SPEAKING is an example of
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an acronym
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Japanese has a system of
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honorifics
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Ebonics describes the resolution if
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Oakland regarded Black English
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The following is examples of sexist language
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man, chairman, flagman
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Status Planning
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Changes the function of a lanaguage or variety
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One of Cobarrubias' idealogies is
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vernacularization
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