D. C. Dialect: How to Master the Language of Washington

D. C. Dialect: How to Master the Language of Washington

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1975 · Anglais · Relié
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In the heart of the nation's capital, language takes on a unique flavor. This captivating guide delves into the nuances of D.C. dialect, illuminating the intricate ways in which the local vernacular shapes communication and culture within Washington, D.C. The authors, Paul Morgan and Sue Scott, expertly dissect regional phrases, idiomatic expressions, and the subtle rhythms that characterize conversations among residents and officials alike.

Through engaging anecdotes and keen observations, readers are invited to explore not just the words, but also the underlying social dynamics that influence how language is used in this politically charged environment. With a blend of humor and insight, the book serves as both a practical reference for mastering the local tongue and a fascinating exploration of the social fabric that weaves D.C. together. The journey through this vibrant linguistic landscape is sure to resonate with anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Washington's rich cultural tapestry.

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Format Relié
Pages 128 pages
Langue Anglais
Publié Jan 1, 1975
Éditeur New York University Press
Édition First Edition
ISBN-10 0814753671
ISBN-13 9780814753675
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