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双层语言
Sign in to savethumb|upright=1.3|The station board of Hapur Junction railway station in [[North India demonstrating digraphia of two formal registers, Hindi and Urdu, of a common vernacular, Hindustani, an example of triglossia.]]
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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双层语言（英語：diglossia）在语言学中指在特定社会中存在两种紧密联系的语言，一种具有更高的威望，通常被政府所使用，或在正式的文本中使用、或謂之文言或書寫體文言文；另一种威望较低，常作为方言口头使用、或謂之白話或書寫體白話文。威望較高的语言具有更规范的形式，其形式和词汇经过筛选以不同的面貌进入方言中，甚至漸漸以通用語的形式取代方言（例如中華民國國語、普通話）。
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