Across
- 2. A form of language that is spoken in particular social groups, such as the working-class, middle-class, upper-class or a particular local street lingo.
- 4. When a society has more than one language, it is a _____ society.
- 8. When you speak a language with some of the sound from another language or language variation, you speak with an _____.
- 9. A form of language that is geographically limited to a particular region.
- 11. When a society has only one language, it is a _____ society.
Down
- 1. A term (two words) for switching back and forth between two forms of language (e.g. between the standard language and an ethnolect).
- 3. Another term for The Queen’s English (two words)
- 5. A term (two words) for a word that one language has borrowed from another language.
- 6. A form of English spoken by an entire population, such as Australian English, British English, Nigerian English or American English, can be called an English _____.
- 7. A form of language that is spoken by a certain ethnic group in a multicultural society.
- 10. A very informal form of language that is often restricted to a particular context or group of people (such as saying “dough” for money or “epic” about something that is really great).