:: I've edited some of the excessively informal language in this article, but it could still do with some more tidying up by someone familiar with topic . talk ) 11 : 21, 7 November 2008 ( UTC)
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During these segments, the talk is informal and " banmal " ( informal language ) is used by everyone on the show, regardless of their age or seniority ( disregarding Korea's strict seniority rules with spoken language ).
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Historically, " he " was used to refer to a generic person whose gender is unspecified in formal language, but the gender-neutral singular they has long been common in informal language, and is becoming increasingly so in formal language.
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In the fair use rationale on each there is informal language, one word summaries and in the " replaceable ? " field is the statement reading : " yes if a better image is found " in both cases.
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The Tahirid and Saffarid dynasties continued using Persian as an informal language, although for them Arabic was the " language for recording anything worthwhile, from poetry to science ", but the Samanids made Persian a language of learning and formal discourse.
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He cited one slight problem in Viz's release; the translation uses informal language in an attempt to capture Goku's country accent, but it ends up feeling " forced and odd . " Khan prefers the manga over the slow pacing of the anime adaptations.
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For instance, while Wesely-Clough was seeing a penchant for deals in America, the company's business research department found consumers were looking for casual cards using informal language to give to people to whom they were not particularly close, said Jay Dittmann, Hallmark's business research vice president.
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:: : : I'd say terms like " assistant manager " and " human resources " aren't slang ( which generally refers to ephemeral informal language ) but rather jargon ( which refers to terms used within a certain field with certain meanings specific to that field ).
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While e-mail has been blamed for students increased usage of informal language in their written work, David Crystal argues that e-mail is " not a threat, for language education " because e-mail with its array of stylistic expressiveness can act as a domain for language learners to make their own linguistic choices responsibly.
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There he first attracted Adolf Hitler's attention with his report about conditions on the Eastern Front, saying, " As you see My F�hrer, the Eastern Front is like swiss cheese, full of holes . " Even though he was reprimanded for using informal language, Hitler commended the " liveliness " of his report.
