language variation
Language variation refers to the differences in language structure, vocabulary, pronunciation, and usage that exist among different groups of speakers within a language community. These variations can be influenced by factors such as geographical location, social class, age, ethnicity, and education level.Language variation can manifest in regional dialects, sociolects (language variation based on social factors), and even idiolects (individual differences in language use). It is a natural and normal aspect of language evolution and is essential for communication and identity within a linguistic community.
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