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dialecte

Also known as dialects

variété linguistique

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A dialect is a variety of language spoken by a particular group of people, ranging from standardized forms to vernacular or non-standardized varieties found in developing countries or isolated areas. Dialects of the same language differ from each other primarily in their phonology, morphology, syntax, and vocabulary.

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Subclass of: idiom
Part of: supradialect
Has part: dialectism
Said to be same as: subdialect

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studied by: sociolinguistics
topic's main category: Category:Dialects
Commons category: Dialects
different from: regional language
P8168: Kürten
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
exact match: ontology.londisizwe.org/mola#Dialect

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Un dialecte (du bas latin dialectus, du grec διάλεκτος / diálektos, de διαλέγομαι / dialégomai « parler ensemble ») est, au sens large, une variété linguistique propre à un groupe d'utilisateurs déterminés. Toute langue naturelle d'une certaine extension démographique et géographique possède des dialectes.

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