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Varieties of language refer to the different forms and variations of a particular language that exist due to factors such as regional, social, cultural, or historical influences. These variations can include differences in pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, and even writing systems.

There are many types of languages, including:

Dialect:
They are regional or social variations of a language. They may differ in pronunciation, vocabulary, and grammar. Examples include British English, American English, and Australian English.

Tone:
Accent refers to how words are pronounced in a particular area or by a particular group of people. For example, a Scottish accent, a Southern accent in the US or an Australian accent.

Slang:
Slang is an informal language that is specific to a particular group or community. It often includes new words, phrases, or meanings that are not commonly used in the standard language. Examples include “great” or “great” in English slang.

Jargon:
Jargon is specialized vocabulary used by experts or people in a particular field or industry. This helps to communicate effectively in this community. Examples include medical terminology, legal terms, or computer programming terms.

Register:
Registration refers to the degree of formality or informality used in a particular context. It can vary from formal language used in academic or professional settings to informal language used in casual conversations or between friends.

Creole:
The Creole language was formed by the amalgamation of many different languages ​​and often occurs in multilingual communities. They have their own grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation. Examples include Haitian Creole or Louisiana Creole.

Pidgin
The Pidgin language is a simple form of communication that develops between groups that do not have a common language. They often arise in commercial or colonial contexts. The Pidgin language has a limited vocabulary and simple grammar.

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