In the modern era, the Greek language entered a state of diglossia : the coexistence of vernacular and archaizing written forms of the language.
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However, Tunisian Arabic has the role of the low variety in an example of classic diglossia, and Standard Arabic is the high variety.
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This may have contributed to their shared perception that Greek diglossia was an exception, a problem that they could solve by energetic literary intervention.
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This created some degree of diglossia, with Castilian Spanish dominating literary and business use, and Galician being strictly a language of daily life.
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Moreover, a frequent diglossia is noticeable, on the one hand between French and English and on the other hand between French and Creole.
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With High German the language of education and Low German the language of the home and daily life, a stable diglossia developed in Northern Germany.
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Gunasinghe is one of the most important advocates of the use of spoken language instead of the literary language in Sinhalese literature ( see diglossia ).
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Modern Turkish influence remained strong until the Arabic language became the new official language in the 1930s, and a degree of Turkmen Turkish diglossia is still observable.
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Lifestyle diglossia contends how and why diglossia can also develop from below in the way individuals everyday socio-cultural practices and projection of identities shape their language practices.
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Lifestyle diglossia contends how and why diglossia can also develop from below in the way individuals everyday socio-cultural practices and projection of identities shape their language practices.
