Sociolinguistics-Study Guide

Annie A. Parmis
  • Associate Professor at the Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (DLABS), VSU
Precious C. Domingo
  • Lecturer at Department of Liberal Arts and Behavioral Sciences (DLABS)
Rosemarie Gil M. Macale
  • Lecturer at the Department of Arts and Sciences, VSU-Tolosa
Mark Donald E. Balo
  • Lecturer at the Department of Arts and Sciences, VSU-Tolosa
Lizel M. Laurente
  • Lecturer at the Department of Arts and Sciences, VSU-Tolosa
  • Keywords:
  • linguistics, Sociolinguistic, Sociology, Vexillology, Linguistics
  • Abstract:
  • We learn about sociolinguistic competence from the “marriage” between sociology and linguistics. Sociolinguistics helps us become more aware that the existence of the line “We cannot buy class” calls for a substantial knowledge of words and wisdom of the abstracts.
  • This Sociolinguistics Study Guide focuses more on some sociolinguistics terms, figures of speech, language styles and varieties, social expressions and internet memes
  • It is the target of the authors to let the readers know how to manage their existence when it comes to expressing themselves in the realms of social communication with people from all walks of life.
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