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    According to the text, Douglas Biber defines dialects as either geographic/regional varieties associated with speakers from a particular location, or social varieties associated with members of a demographic group. Regional dialects, also called regiolects or topolects, can be identified through differences in pronunciation, word choices and forms, and syntax. Social dialects, also called sociolects, are differences in speech associated with various social groups. The text provides examples of regional and social dialects from a presentation.

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    According to the text, Douglas Biber defines dialects as either geographic/regional varieties associated with speakers from a particular location, or social varieties associated with members of a demographic group. Regional dialects, also called regiolects or topolects, can be identified through differences in pronunciation, word choices and forms, and syntax. Social dialects, also called sociolects, are differences in speech associated with various social groups. The text provides examples of regional and social dialects from a presentation.

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    According to the text, Douglas Biber defines dialects as either geographic/regional varieties associated with speakers from a particular location, or social varieties associated with members of a demographic group. Regional dialects, also called regiolects or topolects, can be identified through differences in pronunciation, word choices and forms, and syntax. Social dialects, also called sociolects, are differences in speech associated with various social groups. The text provides examples of regional and social dialects from a presentation.

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    What is dialect?

    (Baca di PPT)

    According to Douglas Biber "geographic/regional dialects are varieties associated with speakers living in
    a particular location, while social dialects are varieties associated with speakers belonging to a given
    demographic group"

    Regional dialect

    Bagian satu (baca di ppt terus lanjut)> "also known as regiolect or topolect"

    Bagian Dua(sama)> we can the in differences in pronouncations, in the choices and form of the word,
    and syntax.

    Sambungannya baca di depan ajah

    Beberapa next slides are examples, jadi aing comot aja dari ppt materi, h3h3.

    Social dialect

    Lagi" baca dulu yg didepan terus > "also known as sociolect"

    Lanjutannya : "we can say that social dialect is differences in speech associated with various social
    group"

    Various Factors to Determine.......

    Baca factor"nya

    Lanjutannya : "we can say it's a bit racist"

    The last itu example jadi aing comot juga terus baca aja yg didepan.

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