For scholars who regard language as a shared social practice, the idiolect is more like a dialect with a speech community of one individual.
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Systems of idiolects ( idiolect systems ) and systems for languages differ from each other both ontologically and in their relation to speakers'minds.
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Systems of idiolects ( idiolect systems ) and systems for languages differ from each other both ontologically and in their relation to speakers'minds.
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Consider, for example, the set of all adjective forms of a given English idiolect system whose sound sequences start with / bl /.
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Second person, grammatically speaking, is you ( or thee, thou, youse, or y'all, depending on your idiolect ).
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See idiolect, neologism and competency ( linguistics ) and productivity ( linguistics ) . talk ) 16 : 48, 31 October 2011 ( UTC)
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The variant relation is postulated as a third component of the sound system of an idiolect system, in addition to its phonetic and phonological parts.
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In my own idiolect, " because " doesn't license a noun phrase ( or determiner phrase, if you prefer ).
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It includes the various idioms, patois, argots, idiolects, and social dialects of black people " especially those who have adapted to colonial circumstances.
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Apparent divergence of the information below from anyone's personal pronunciation may indicate one's idiolect ( or dialect ) diverges from the mentioned standards.
