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Also known as accent (sociolinguistics)

a way of pronouncing a language that is distinctive to a country, area, social class, or individual

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An accent is the distinctive way someone pronounces a language, which can vary based on where they're from, their social background, or simply who they are as an individual. Accents matter because they're a natural part of how people communicate and can reveal information about a speaker's origins or identity.

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Accents (sociolinguistics)
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