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Imagine: you don't know the identity of this facebook account.

1. What words/phrases from their comments could help you guess their gender?

2. What words/phrases from their comments could help you guess their age group?

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Without looking at the book. Provide explanations for why:

1. Women use more standard forms?

2. Men use more vernacular forms?

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1. Tell me 2 slangs in Vietnamese that only Millenials/Gen Z (yes, you guys) use that you think your parents won't understand.

2. Tell me 2 slangs in Vietnamese you already taught your parents.

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1. Gender:

Female: "glam," "OOTD" - outfit of the day, "self-care routine", "baking," "crafting," "shopping", "handmade". "sis", "chubby", "girlboss," "queen," "sisterhood," or "empowerment."

Male:

"fantasy football," "latest gaming console," "car maintenance", "hiking," "fishing," "working on cars", "dude," "bro,"

2. Age:

Young: ""lit," "vibe," "bet," "slay," "savage", "YOLO",, "oomf", "ijbol"

Old: "groovy," "far out," "the bee's knees"

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1. Pronouns: bro, sis.

2. Dạ / ạ / ừ / cô chú cháu con em chị anh bác phụ huynh ba mẹ các mom

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1. Boy: "Cool," "Good job." "bro," "dude," "man,", "Lmao, you serious?"

Girl: "Hellooooo," "soooo prettyyy!" Frequent use of emojis, "babe," "honey," "sis," "bestie"

2. Teens: using slang, short comments with emojis.

Young Adults: Balanced slang & formal speech

Older Adults: Full sentences, polite tone, Formal writing

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1. Boy: cậu, bro, mày, cờ hó, khứa

Girl: ó hỏ, nhé, dị hỏ, dzaa, ỏ

2. Teenagers: ku, genZ language and stuff :))

Middle-aged: on pic :))

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I guess that a woman's social position is less secure than a man's; and a man defines his own social position through his occupation.

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Women often use standard language to secure their social position, as they are frequently judged on appearance and communication style. They are often expected to model polite behavior, leading them to adopt more standard forms.

Men, on the other hand, may use vernacular forms to align with their peer group and express masculinity. It can also be explained that because they may feel societal pressure to demonstrate toughness and confidence through informal language.

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Why do women use more standard forms?

They speak more politely and correctly and women tend to show they are educated and professional. Society often judges women more for how they speak, so they try to sound proper. Also, women often teach children, so they use correct language as a good example.

Why do men use more vernacular forms?

By using casual speech helps men feel part of a group. Society does not judge men as much for using informal speech. Men may like to break rules, even in language, to show confidence.

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One explanation is that women are often more sensitive to social status and may use standard forms to project a higher social standing.

Besides, traditional social expectations have often placed a higher value on "proper" behavior for women, which can extend to language use.

Men may use vernacular forms to reinforce social bonds with their peers. This is particularly relevant in situations where group solidarity is important, such as in sports teams, work environments, or social gatherings.

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1. Gòi xong, Chằm kẽm

2. Xịn xò, gà (stupid)

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1. Trap boi trap girl, sigma boi, ghost tin nhắn

2. Tô xít (toxic) / ố dề / ấu bẩy

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1 -Kiwi kiwi

- Tẻn tẻn

2. - Xịt keo: bị đơ người ra, chị đơ cái mặt chị ra

- ga dẻ: tỏ vẻ, làm lố

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1. "trap", "ghost".

2. "xàm", "chill"