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Also known as dialects
地理學或社會學定義的語言變種
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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方言（dialect）指的是一個某種語言的變體。然而，值得注意的是，在對所謂的「語言」和「方言」進行定義時，無論是採用社會語言學者「相互理解性」的判別標準，或者是歷史語言學者「歷史發展關係」的判別標準，我們都無可避免會碰到準則上相當程度的任意和困難。因此，多數人同意，實際上，判別語言和方言的標準往往是政治性的，如果某種語言完成标准化（特別是指書面標準化）的程序，我們通常將其稱之為「語言」；如果某種語言沒有完成這個程序，則我們通常將其稱為「方言」（本質上可以被視為是一種「非標準化方言」）。方言的語音則為「方音」。通常情况下，方言来自传授者的学习偏差，且带去某地造成。
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