| The Ngaing are a sociolinguistic group of some 1600 people inhabiting a part of the hinterland immediately adjoining the Rai Coast. |
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| Manes and Wolfson claimed that the most authentic data in sociolinguistic research is spontaneous speech gathered by ethnographic observation. |
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| In sociolinguistic terms, Tok Pisin is an expanded pidgin currently undergoing creolization. |
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| She draws on sociolinguistic theory and narrative analysis in her study of social stigma and infertility in India. |
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| The standpoint of this comparative study is basically lexicological and sociolinguistic. |
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| We have languages from all over the world, languages from many different families, with different sociolinguistic histories. |
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| Although English is generally touted as the lingua franca in Fiji, all sociolinguistic research to date has shown this to be an exaggeration. |
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| Therefore, we will examine other issues and undertake other studies on the sociolinguistic aspects of the workplace. |
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| This is an example of the sociolinguistic stratification mechanisms that lead to the creation of an elite francophone minority within a minority. |
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| This sociolinguistic analysis brought to light the predominance of English as the language of work within federal institutions. |
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| The paper deals with the sociolinguistic attributes of the dialects of the Kartvelian languages, their functions and status inside and outside Georgia. |
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| It would seem that the opposition between the psycholinguistic and the sociolinguistic viewpoint must ultimately be transcended. |
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| As you know, in sociolinguistic terms there are normalised' languages, which are the fully official languages used in all walks of our lives. |
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| But it is an Ausbausprache, an official standard and a sociolinguistic reality that Norwegians take seriously as a language. |
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| Guatemala has approximately 12 million inhabitants, including 25 different sociolinguistic groups, 22 of whom are Mayan in origin. |
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| The results of sociolinguistic analysis allow us to view this problem from a different angle. |
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| The sociolinguistic analysis provides the terms for a management framework for official languages in the workplace. |
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| However, most of the previous sociolinguistic studies compare how basilects or vernaculars differ from acrolects, disregarding variation in mesolects. |
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| Adequate understanding of linguistic, psycholinguistic, and sociolinguistic factors was considered essential in developing a coherent heritage language education policy. |
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| The study of signed languages can reveal whether or not sociolinguistic phenomena previously observed for spoken languages are general across modalities. |
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| Haeri relied on sociolinguistic interviews for data elicitation and adopted analytical techniques of the standard quantitative approach of urban sociolinguistics. |
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| The sociolinguistic analysis carried out by the Office of the Commissioner of Official Languages reveals some interesting details that shed more light on the influence of supervisors. |
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| The purpose of this study was to go beyond this finding to better understand the sociolinguistic environment and the intercultural dynamics that characterize a bilingual workplace. |
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| A number of participants had had their proposals rejected because sociolinguistic, socio-cultural, linguistic, bilingual policy, religious and other subjects of concern to OLMCs were considered of little relevance. |
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| The socio-economic and sociolinguistic status of minority languages and the communities that speak them can affect the likelihood of success of bilingual education programmes in those communities. |
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| Still, denial persists regarding the existence and sociolinguistic vitality of Ebonic language varieties. |
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| In order to identify them, I have commissioned a sociolinguistic study that will primarily focus on the situation in headquarters in the National Capital Region and will extend to regions designated as bilingual. |
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| The consequences of this cultural gap account for many of the academic failures that occur, and this is particularly true in the case of failures to recognize indigenous students' sociolinguistic knowledge. |
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| The last census provides more complete sociolinguistic information than previous censuses because it affords a more detailed picture of the complexity and contexts associated with the use of language. |
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| A language area can result from widespread bilingualism, perhaps because of exogamy, and absence of sharp sociolinguistic division. |
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| Another occasionally used criterion for discriminating dialects from languages is the sociolinguistic notion of linguistic authority. |
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| While comparing these two language situations we can observe a prove for an universality of linguistic rules and processes and also we can try to foresee the development of the sociolinguistic situation in the Arab countries. |
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| Although these figures provide an idea of the capacity of institutions, sociolinguistic analysis clearly shows that meeting a linguistic profile does not necessarily translate into the use of a second language. |
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| In this sense, the phonemic inventory is partly shaped by diachrony and sociolinguistic forces. |
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| The Cornish orthographies that were reconstructed may be considered versions of Cornish because they are not traditional sociolinguistic variations. |
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| Other scholars argue that the distinctions are more rightly viewed as indicative of sociolinguistic and register differences normally found within any language. |
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| The toponymic perspective combined with the sociolinguistic approach allows us to investigate the language and toponym usage of Russian speakers in Helsinki. |
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| It concludes that Villancicos exhibit linguistic features mostly common to other Hispanic areas, with some more specifically Mexican sociolinguistic characteristics. |
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| Sociolinguistic research, which is ongoing, suggests some differentiation between these last groups' speech may exist. |
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