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	Marvin A.  #324896  Tue, 06 Feb 07 02:49 AM >> So how would you define "dialect", Marvin? << A variation in speech or signing shared by at least two individuals.    Marvin A. Joined on Fri, Dec 8 2006 Regular Member (638)
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	milky  #325054  Tue, 06 Feb 07 09:54 AM >> So how would you define "dialect", Marvin? << <A variation in speech or signing shared by at least two individuals. > So you'd say that Standard English is also a dialect, right?    milky Joined on Thu, Jan 15 2004 Senior Member (3,149) Hume said that if we had perfect or complete descriptive knowledge of reality, we could not, by reasoning, derive a single valid "ought".
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	Marvin A.  #325432  Wed, 07 Feb 07 04:24 AM >> So you'd say that Standard English is also a dialect, right? << Sure. But what the heck is this so-called "Standard English"?    Marvin A.
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	milky  #325492  Wed, 07 Feb 07 09:20 AM  Marvin A. wrote: >> So you'd say that Standard English is also a dialect, right? << Sure. But what the heck is this so-called "Standard English"? Good question.    milky
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	Anonymous  #533258  Fri, 27 Jun 08 10:20 AM what is dialect?    Anonymous
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	Anonymous  #533349  Fri, 27 Jun 08 03:19 PM You no know?    Anonymous

	Forbes  #533537  Fri, 27 Jun 08 10:35 PM There are no languages, only dialects, some of which have the names of languages.    Forbes Joined on Thu, Jun 16 2005 Regular Member (834)
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