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Diglossia is a situation where two distinct forms of a language coexist in a community, with each form used for different purposes—for example, one for formal settings like official documents and another for everyday conversation. It matters because it reveals how language use is organized in society and can affect education, politics, and communication between different groups.
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Die Diglossie (griechisch διγλωσσία diglossía, deutsch ‚Zweisprachigkeit‘) ist eine besondere Form der Zweisprachigkeit, bei der die Sprachen einen ungleichen Status haben.
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