idiolect in Japanese
idiolect in Japanese is 個人語 — idiolect means the particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
idiolect in Japanese
個人語
Pronounced: kojingo
(linguistics) The language variant used by a specific individual.
What does "idiolect" mean?
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noun The particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
"Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother."
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idiolect in a sentence
- Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother.
- Every speaker has their own idiolect, shaped by upbringing and experience.
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What is "idiolect" in Japanese?
"idiolect" in Japanese is 個人語. idiolect means: The particular way of speaking and using language that belongs to one specific person.
How do you pronounce 個人語?
"idiolect" in Japanese is 個人語, pronounced "kojingo".
How do you use "idiolect" in a sentence?
Example: "Her idiolect includes a few words she picked up from her grandmother." In Japanese, "idiolect" is 個人語.
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