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Girls are more likely to use insults in a friendly manner in comparison to when guys do it it is usually with the intent of insult

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some homosexual men use the feminine person to refer to themselves.

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In polish women would use more gentle terms for objects or actions, while men would usually refer to it with curse words

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crack A cold one with the bois

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guys will show more sensitivity and "femininity" when surrounded by guys than when with girls

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guys refer to girls as 'birds' in slang, girls don't describe other girls in that way 

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guys refer to girls as 'birds' in slang, girls don't describe other girls in that way 

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In French, like in English, we'll refer to a whole group saying ''guys'' even though it can be only girls

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Young men tend to put on a more rougher dublin accent even if they are brought up in a well-to-do area

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In Italian the formal expression uses the female determinative "Lei"

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We discussed gendered language variation in class today, if possible please post up your own examples of gendered differences in speech in languages you know

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(1) This morning I hantar my baby tu dekat babysitter tu lah.

‘This morning I took my baby to the babysitter.’

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Bitch comes from the old English 'bicce' and is meaning 'femal dog'. It has evolved into an insult and in recent years there has been another shift in meaning; it is not as negative anymore.

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Bitch comes from the old English 'bicce' and is meaning 'femal dog'. It has evolved into an insult and in recent years there has been another shift in meaning; it is not as negative anymore.

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the word "geil" in German used to be sexual related as in aroused. Now it is used the same way awsome is 

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the word "geil" in German used to be sexual related as in aroused. Now it is used the same way awsome is 

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deadly / terrific

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previously used to  insult someone, has now so many new meanings that are positive, for example when you are hyping your friends up, you have gossip to tell someone etc
you often refer to them as bitch

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Northern Irish: rural, rough-sounding, difficult to understand
Southern Irish: key aspects are that stative verbs can be use progressively, clefting (it was very well he did)
New Dublin: Retraction of dipthongs that have a low or back starting point and a raising of low back vowels. Outsiders tend to generalize by thinking that all Irish accents sound like this.

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"hawk" which refers to the animal but since the Vietnam War also refers to those who supported the war.

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Often shortened to "fag", this slur was used pejoratively against gay men, but which has been recently reclaimed by this minority. This empowers them, dimishing the hurtful power this word had over them historically.

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The term queer, originally simply meaning "odd", began to be applied to effeminate or homosexual men as a pejorative in the late 1800s, becoming more populare by the turn of the century. This pejorative was used as either an adjective or a noun. The term carried this pejorative sense, and only this sense, until the 1980s when it began to be reclaimed by LGBT organisations. As of the modern day the term can be used as an adjective to describe any member of the LGBT community, not just gay men.

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ulster: nasal and high pitched
Kerry: deep
west: talk through their teeth
north dub: rough, drop stops at end of words, t often voiced
south dub: over pronounced vowels, more focus on consonants than

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'sick' used to mean ill or unwell. Now often used to describe something amazing, cool etc

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The word ‘awesome’ could mean terrible, impressive, great, etc. according to different age and social groups

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South west: gutteral, sharp, high vowels
South east: they use quare for really and it’s weird
West: up and down, singsongy, long broad vowels
North: unintelligible
Dublin: south very smooth and soft, north rough and rugged

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Example (for North America):L Texan (broad), Southern (howdy partner), New York (cold), New Jersey (tough), California (soft)

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Example (for North America):L Texan (broad), Southern (howdy partner), New York (cold), New Jersey (tough), California (soft)

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wdc
ttyl
fml

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Sis slay

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Sis snapped

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I’m shooketh

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Twitter

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Ooh wig snatched spill the tea sis

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Post up examples of “Netspeak” on the class padlet by Thursday morning. If possible provide a bit details about the participants, topic, setting, and context of the utterance.

Think about the connections between spoken language and netspeak: be ready to share your ideas on Thursday.

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Chime is the National Charity for Deafness and Hearing Loss. They
champion for equal rights, greater accessibility and opportunities for individuals with deafness and hearing loss.

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Chime - National Charity for Deafness & Hearing Loss

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Chime - National Charity for Deafness & Hearing Loss. 604 likes. Charity Organization

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Is there any organization in Dublin
dealing with deaf people's social acceptation and progress?

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How do you deal with things such as legal documents that use complicated words that mightn’t be well known in ISL?

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Your mom?

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is there a lingua franca amongst the international deaf community, as english currently is to the hearing community?

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That moment in the bratz movie
Jasmin: you don’t look deaf
Dylan: you don’t look ignorant but you are

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Sign language is 70% facial expression

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What are the problems that deaf people have when they learn to read and write?

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What are the problems that deaf people have when they learn to read and write?

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Is there also a critical period for deaf children acquiring sign language

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Would it be complicated for a deaf person to learn another sign language such as French sign or would it be the equivalent of a hearing person studying a language orally

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How does sign language progress in stages of acquisition?

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Why is sign language not taught as an option from the youngest age?

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Surprised by the issues faced in terms of legal recognition and provision of interpreters in public services

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ISL grammatical structures are different to Ebglish language structure

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Why is there a boys sign language and a girls sign language

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Is there a form of singing/acting in sign language?

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Do parents of deaf children find it hard to communicate with their children if they do not know sign language?

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How do you deal with people speaking looking at your interpreter and not at you?

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Do deaf people think in sign rather than words?

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How do you teach some one who is deaf how to read?

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How do deaf people get sarcasm and jokes across? Would it be primarily using body language?

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Why isn't sign language the same for all the countries?

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Men and women in Ireland have some different signs due to them being educated in different schools

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How do deaf communities around the world communicate with one another if there are different forms of sign language?

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How do you figure out that a child is deaf at the early age?
How does one go about teaching a child sign language?

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Various barriers for deaf people: lip reading abilities differ (accents, speed of talk) Deaf born into deaf families access to ISL, but if born into hearing families can be 0-100%.
Change in topics can be a struggle.
Booking/working out hospitals etc. troublesome.
-There are 100s of sign languages
- Facial Expression/Use of eyebrows equated to tone of voice etc.
As mentioned feel free to add any notes, ideas below

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Slides from lecture available on Brightspace today when available.  Some notes which you could elaborate on:

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1) Humans:
- They talk.
- They make face gestures (sometimes they smile and cry).
- They often communicate through the body language.
- They touch people or objects in one way or another depending on their mood.
- They employ the pitch variation. For example, they shout when they are panicked or angry, or they whisper if they have a sore throat.

2) Dogs:
- They bark.
- They urinate in order to mark their territory.
- They cry.
- They move the tail.
- They lick people or animals that like them.

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Feel free to post observations of  how humans and/or dogs communicate

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Feel free to post observations of  how humans and/or dogs communicate

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