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Title Features of English dialects in the UK
Authors Selyukova, S.
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Keywords діалект
англійська мова
граматичні стандарти
dialect
English language
grammar standards
Type Conference Papers
Date of Issue 2024
URI https://essuir.sumdu.edu.ua/handle/123456789/95449
Publisher Sumy State University
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Citation Selyukova S. Features of English dialects in the UK / EL advise N. V. Tatsenko // To Make the World Smarter and Safer : Materials of the eighteenth all Ukrainian scientific practical students’, postgraduates’ and instructors’ conference of Language Centre of the Department of Foreign Languages and Linguodidactics, Sumy, April 25-26, 2024 / editorial board : N. V. Tatsenko, S. V. Mikhno, S. G. Zolotova ; editor N. V. Tatsenko. Sumy : Sumy State University, 2024. P. 21-26.
Abstract The United Kingdom is known for its linguistic diversity, which is reflected in the variety of English dialects spoken across different regions. Standard English serves as a formal mode of communication and represents the grammatical and pronunciation standards that are taught in educational institutions and used in official contexts across the country. Cockney English, which originated in the working-class communities of London's East End, is characterized by a distinct pronunciation that involves dropping the "h" sound and the use of rhyming slang. Estuary English, on the other hand, evolved from the areas surrounding the River Thames and is considered more mainstream. It features a softened accent and vocabulary that share similarities with Cockney English. Welsh English includes phonological, grammatical, and lexical peculiarities that are unique to Wales and blend with the conventions of Standard English. Scottish English encompasses an array of dialects that have distinct features in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar, shaped by regional nuances. Irish English reflects the historical and linguistic heritage of Ireland and features variations across the country. It integrates elements from the Irish Gaelic language alongside its distinctive grammatical structures and vocabulary [4]. The UK hosts a multitude of regional variations beyond these notable dialects, each with its unique flavor shaped by historical, cultural, and geographical influences. These 9 dialects are widespread in the UK, and in our research, we will analyze them in detail.
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