sociolect

He writes in the dialect and sociolect of the working people.

It does not correspond to a dialect, but a sociolect.

This sociolect, which most likely originated in the 1970s, became an international fad for a certain period.

The main cities each have their own modern urban dialect, that can be considered a sociolect.

The "status" of this sociolect has been much discussed.

However, elements of the sociolect are widely imitated throughout southern England.

Around that time a certain sociolect developed in the city known as the Lwów dialect.

The song and the sociolect used in it caused a larger debate in Germany.

The masons of the area speak a unique sociolect known as Purishte.

As such, it can be opposed to a sociolect, an ethnolect or a geolect.

However, more recent studies suggest that this result is specific to a particular sociolect - the so-called "functionary" variety.

In the early 1990s a new sociolect called "Türkendeutsch" emerged which is often seen as "ghetto-language".

Polari can be classed as a language variety, a sociolect, or an anti-language.

It could be thought as a social language code, by which the multicultural and multilingual working class youth, a speech community, formed their own sociolect.

Joual, a working class sociolect of Quebec particularly exhibits strong Norman influence.

However, GamesBase is infinitely more interesting when viewed as a window into a sociolect.

Even so, Snyder, like Pound, takes account of the natural sounds and patterns of his sociolect.

The vocabulary and grammar of this sociolect differ from those of standard Tatar.

Initially it served the role of a secret language, but in the late 19th century it became a standard sociolect of criminals.

While joual is often considered a sociolect of the Québécois working class, that perception is outdated.

Quote: "Turning an object against the use inscribed in it (as sociolect of the world of things) means probing its possibilities."

It is rather a working class sociolect with influences from the various dialects found in the area and changing even with the professions of the workers.

A sociolect called Rinkeby Swedish has been named after Rinkeby.

The Mattenenglisch sociolect was the working class variety of the Bernese German dialect.

It is probable that the Classical Nahuatl documented by 16th- and 17th-century written sources represents a particularly prestigious sociolect.