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sociolinguistics — The scientific study of how language varies and functions in relation to social factors, such as class, ethnicity, gender, age, and community.
English
(en)
Lithuanian
(lt)
Chinese
(zh)
Chinese (Taiwan)
(zh-tw)
French
(fr)
Spanish
(es)
Spanish (Latin America)
(es-419)
German
(de)
Italian
(it)
Dutch
(nl)
Portuguese
(pt)
Portuguese (Brazil)
(pt-br)
Swedish
(sv)
Vietnamese
(vi)
Japanese
(ja)
Korean
(ko)
Latin
(la)
Sanskrit
(sa)
Ancient Greek
(grc)
Classical Arabic (pre-1200)
(ar-classical)
Old Norse
(non)
Swahili
(sw)
Romanian
(ro)
Polish
(pl)
Thai
(th)
Malay
(ms)
Burmese
(my)
Khmer
(km)
Lao
(lo)
Filipino
(tl)
Tamil
(ta)
Telugu
(te)
Kannada
(kn)
Malayalam
(ml)
Sinhala
(si)
Ukrainian
(uk)
Bengali
(bn)
Hausa
(ha)
Yoruba
(yo)
Igbo
(ig)
Amharic
(am)
Zulu
(zu)
Oromo
(om)
Somali
(so)
Xhosa
(xh)
Shona
(sn)
Hindi
(hi)
Punjabi
(pa)
Pashto
(ps)
Persian
(fa)
Georgian
(ka)
Armenian
(hy)
Azerbaijani
(az)
Turkish
(tr)
Bulgarian
(bg)
Czech
(cs)
Greek
(el)
Estonian
(et)
Finnish
(fi)
Irish
(ga)
Hungarian
(hu)
Latvian
(lv)
Maltese
(mt)
Slovak
(sk)
Slovenian
(sl)
Bosnian
(bs)
Serbian
(sr)
Croatian
(hr)
Macedonian
(mk)
Albanian
(sq)
Montenegrin
(me)