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📍 Linguistic context: It refers to the situation in which communication happens. It affects the meaning of words and expression

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📍 Speech style refers to variations in how people speak depending on formality, audience, and setting.

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✅ Formal: “Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.” (Used in speeches, academics, workplaces)
✅ Informal: “Hey, what’s up?” (Casual talk with friends)
✅ Casual: “Gonna grab some food.” (Relaxed, often with slang)
✅ Careful: More precise and structured speech
✅ Vernacular: Everyday language influenced by culture and identity

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📍 Social class affects how people use language, including vocabulary, pronunciation, and grammar.
📌 Example:

Higher social classes → Use of standard grammar, complex vocabulary

Working-class speakers → Use of regional dialects, informal speech

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I’m explaining the concept of regestor in communication. Regestor

refers to the style of language we use depending on the context, audience, and

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• Field, which is the topic or activity we're talking about, like sains or politics.

• Tenor, which discrais the participens and their releinshonshep, for example,

a teacher and a student.

• Mod, which is jau we delever the meishes, whether in spoken or written form,

and formal or informal.

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• Frozen, yus in rituals or formal settings, like wedding vaos.

• Formal, used in professional or academic situations, like a bisnes presentation.

• Consoltatic, when giving edvais or information, like a doctor-peishon conversation.

• Casual, used with friends or in informal siding, like chading at a café.

• Intimet, used in praivet, personal converseishons, like with family or close friends.

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3) The Communication Accommodation Theory 

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3) The Communication Accommodation Theory 

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The Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT) explains how and why people adjust their communication styles when interacting with others. According to Giles, we adapt our speaking methods to reduce differences, seek social acceptance, or emphasize our identity.

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The Communication Accommodation Theory (CAT),

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Social Identity: People identify with certain social groups and adjust their language to reaffirm that membership.

Power Dynamics: If we perceive that our interlocutor has a higher status, we may adapt our language to show respect or seek acceptance.

Cultural Norms: The social conventions of each culture also influence how we communicate.

Examples in Multilingual and Multicultural Settings:

A migrant worker adopting local expressions to better integrate at work.

Tourists attempt to speak basic words in the language of the country they are visiting.

People who, when changing social environments, use a formal tone in work meetings and a more casual one with friends.

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3.1 Convergence and divergence in speech adaptation. 

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3.1 Convergence and divergence in speech adaptation. 

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Convergence: This is the process by which a person adapts their speech to resemble the communication style of their interlocutor.

For example, when talking to native speakers of another language, we may try to imitate their accent or speed to better integrate.

Divergence: This is when a person emphasizes linguistic differences with their interlocutor. This often occurs to highlight one's own identity or distance oneself from another social group.

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4.2 Influence of Culture on Linguistic Structures and Meaning

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4.2 Influence of Culture on Linguistic Structures and Meaning

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Culture greatly influences how people use language, the meanings they assign to words, and the subtle aspects of communication. This relationship is complex and has been widely studied. One key way culture impacts language is by shaping specific linguistic patterns and structures. Each culture develops its own grammatical rules, vocabulary, and syntax that reflect its values, beliefs, and social norms.

An example of culture influencing language is seen in Japanese, which uses different words and verb forms to show respect based on a person’s social status or age.

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How do languages and cultures interact and influence each other? | Jennifer Qi | ACS Athens

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4.1 Relationship between Language and Thought (Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis)

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4.1 Relationship between Language and Thought (Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis)

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The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis suggests that language and thought are connected. Linguistic relativity proposes that language influences how we perceive the world but doesn’t limit our thoughts. On the other hand, linguistic determinism argues that language fully determines thought and restricts cognitive abilities, but this view is more controversial as evidence shows people can think beyond language constraints.

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The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis: How Language Influences How We Express Ourselves

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The Sapir-Whorf Hypothesis, or linguistic relativity, explores how the language you speak shapes your perception and understanding of your world and yourself.

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4.3. Impact of bilingualism and multilingualism on cognitive processes.  

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4.3. Impact of bilingualism and multilingualism on cognitive processes.  

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Bilingualism and multilingualism impact cognition by enhancing various mental skills. It improves memory, attention, reasoning, and problem-solving due to the complex cognitive processes involved in learning and using multiple languages. Multilingual people are more flexible thinkers, better at adapting to new situations, and more creative. They also have improved concentration and can filter out distractions more effectively. Their experience with different grammatical rules and vocabularies enhances their problem-solving abilities and understanding of abstract concepts. Additionally, exposure to multiple languages and cultures increases cultural sensitivity and empathy.

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5.2 Applications in Language Learning and Teaching

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5.2 Applications in Language Learning and Teaching

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This refers to how sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic concepts help design effective language lessons, adapt teaching methods to learners' needs, and improve communication skills. Understanding these concepts allows for better strategies in acquiring new languages and addressing learners' cognitive and social factors.

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4.2. Influence of culture on linguistic structures and meaning. 

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4.2. Influence of culture on linguistic structures and meaning. 

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Culture greatly influences how people use language, the meanings they assign to words, and the subtle aspects of communication. This relationship is complex and has been widely studied. One key way culture impacts language is by shaping specific linguistic patterns and structures. Each culture develops its own grammatical rules, vocabulary, and syntax that reflect its values, beliefs, and social norms.

For example, in Japanese, there are multiple levels of politeness built into the language, such as using honorifics and specific verb forms to show respect depending on the social status or age of the person being addressed.

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THE INFLUENCE OF CULTURE ON LANGUAGE AND SPEECH - FLEDU.UZ

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Language and speech are integral components of human communication, and they are deeply influenced by the cultural context in which they exist. Culture plays a significant role in shaping the

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4.4. Role of Pragmatics in Cross-Cultural Communication

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4.4. Role of Pragmatics in Cross-Cultural Communication

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Pragmatics plays a crucial role in effective communication, in cross-cultural contexts it involves in understanding how language is used in real-life situations, including aspects like tone, politeness, implied meanings, and non-verbal cues. When communicating across cultures, differences in pragmatic rules can lead to misunderstandings.

For example an expresion that is considered polite and respectful in one culture might come off as rude in another.

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Sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic concepts are crucial for understanding how language functions in various contexts and how it is processed in the brain. They are not only essential for effective language teaching and learning but also play a key role in enhancing communication and reducing misunderstandings in intercultural settings. By applying these concepts in education, translation, and communication, we can foster more inclusive, effective, and thoughtful interactions.

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5.1 Importance of understanding sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic concepts in communication and language studies. 

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5.1 Importance of understanding sociolinguistic and psycholinguistic concepts in communication and language studies. 

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Sociolinguistics studies language in society, while psycholinguistics explores language processing. Both are key to effective communication, learning, and teaching.

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5.4 Discussion and Collaborative Questions

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5.4 Discussion and Collaborative Questions

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This invites participants to explore ideas, share perspectives, and engage in deeper conversations. Open-ended questions encourage critical thinking and allow for collaborative problem-solving in language studies and communication.

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5.3 Practical Applications in Education, Translation, and Communication

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5.3 Practical Applications in Education, Translation, and Communication

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These concepts are used to improve teaching strategies, ensure accurate translations, and enhance communication across different contexts. They help adapt language to specific needs in educational settings, translation tasks, and everyday interactions.