User:Madisonfuchs/Bidialectism
The term bidialectism refers to the possession of two distinct dialects for personal, political, and sociological reasons. A subsect of sociolinguistic research, bidialectism defines the relationship between standard and nonstandard dialects within spoken and written contexts. [1]
- ^ Hazen, Kirk (2001-01-01). "An Introductory Investigation Into Bidialectalism". University of Pennsylvania Working Papers in Linguistics. 7 (3).
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