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1. All generations of speakers have a positive languages attitudes.
2. Wessels ( now Dyers ) specializes in the field of language attitudes in a multilingual environment.
3. In response to concerns about a possible language shift to Arabic, Werner notes a very positive language attitude.
4. Language attitude studies and its related matched-guise methodology are also seen to be related to perceptual dialectology.
5. Source : " The Effect of Regional Accents in the Hiring Process : A language Attitude study,"
6. It's difficult to find language attitudes in a sentence. 用language attitudes造句挺難的
7. Among other things, listeners also possess language attitudes, which they use to evaluate the speakers whom they are hearing.
8. With a series of surveys and interviews regarding language attitude and language usage, a complex linguistic environment emerged which changes from community to community.
9. This includes variation with a sound, explanation of ASL phonological characteristics, language in education, discourse analysis, learning a second language, and lastly language attitudes.
10. An understanding of perceptual dialectology is useful for understanding the ways in which people's opinions on language can influence their actual behavior, in areas such as language change and language attitude studies.
11. "' Language Attitudes "'are " social in origin, but that they may have important effects on language behavior, being involved in acts of identity, and on linguistic change ."
12. A speaker who exhibits positive vernacular orientation is one who exhibits a preferred status for their mother tongue in such things as patterns of language use, language attitudes, social networks and even levels of language proficiency.
13. Claire L Ramsey worked on two articles they were " Classroom Discourse Practices of a Deaf Teacher Using American Sign Language ", and " Ninos Milagrizados : Language Attitudes, Deaf Education, and Miracle Cures in Mexico ".
14. Two later books have focused on 19th and 20th century language attitudes . " Bad Language : Are Some Words Better Than Others ? " published in 2005, develops the case for a linguistically informed view of usage rather one based on oversimplifications and folklore . " Do You Make These Mistakes in English?
15. Brian Weinstein of the " Journal of Multilingual and Multicultural Development " wrote that the book is " an important addition to the literature on language attitudes " and that it " also is valuable methodologically and for the implicit and explicit suggestions for further research into attitudes and their relationship to social change or social stagnation ."
16. Abdel鈒i Bentahila, the author of the 1983 book " Language Attitudes among Arabic French Bilinguals in Morocco ", said that Moroccans who were bilingual in both French and Arabic commonly spoke French when discussing matters related to reading, while at a pharmacy, while discussing matters with a doctor or employer, and while discussing scientific and technical topics.