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Also known as dialects
ある地域で用いられる言語の体系。または共通語と事なる言語体系。
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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- exact match
- ontology.londisizwe.org/mola#Dialect
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方言（ほうげん、英: accent, dialect）は、ある言語が地域によって別々な発達をし、音韻・文法・語彙などの上で相違のあるいくつかの言語圏に分かれた、と見なされたときの、それぞれの地域の言語体系のこと。ある地域での（他の地域とは異なった面をもつ）言語体系のこと。地域方言とも言い、普通、「方言」は地域方言を指す。一方、同一地域内にあっても、社会階層や民族の違いなどによって言語体系が異なる場合は社会方言と言う。
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