Language Attitudes (Sociolinguistics Part 1)
Key terms: axioms, linguistic attitudes, British English, American English, Italian, Spanish (Spain), Australian English, Mandarin, German, dialects, regional dialects, pronunciation, vocabulary, lexicon, grammar, ESL
Links:
What English Sounds Like to Non-English Speakers: • What English Sounds Like To Non-English Sp...
You Talk Funny (And Other Opinions): • You Talk Funny (And Other Opinions) - Amer...
Excerpt in what English might sound like in 100 years (towards bottom of page): https://www.audible.com/blog/science-...
Covers sections 1.1 from "Linguistics for Pre-Service Educators" (Shappeck & Welch, 2012).
Special thanks to my colleagues, Drs. Katie Welch and Marco Shappeck, for giving me permission to use and adapt their materials in order to produce this video.
Dr. Welch is an educator, teacher, trainer, linguist, and active contributor in the TESOL field. She specializes in training pre-service and in-service teachers in K-12, adult, and higher education. Learn more at welcheducation.com
Dr. Shappeck is a professor who specializes in the educational applications of sociolinguistic research in regions with notable language contact. Within this field, he has expertise in language grammaticalization processes as well as general theories of language variation and change. linkedin.com/in/marco-shappeck-909080b