COMMUNICATIVE NORMS IN ENGLISH PHONETICS: FROM STANDARD TO NON-STANDARD VARIETIES
Abstract
English phonetics encompasses the sounds of the English language and how they are produced, transmitted, and perceived. This area of study is crucial for understanding not only the mechanics of speech but also the broader communicative norms that govern language use across different contexts. The distinction between standard and non-standard varieties of English is particularly significant in this realm, as it reflects social, cultural, and regional differences that influence how language is spoken and understood.
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