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A "dialect" is a variation of "language" used by a particular group or region.
A "dialect" is a variation of "language" used by a particular group or region.
A "dialect" is learned in school, while a "language" is learned in the home.
A "dialect" is learned in school, while a "language" is learned in the home.
Black ASL is a dialect of ASL.
Black ASL is a dialect of ASL.
Dialects can be influenced by the culture and speaking patterns of the unique group who speaks them.
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The statement that is NOT correct is:
A "dialect" is learned in school, while a "language" is learned in the home.
This statement is misleading, as both dialects and languages can be learned in a variety of contexts, including home, school, and community. Dialects often reflect regional or social variations within a language rather than being strictly delineated by the settings in which they are learned.
