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A regional variety of a language is

APidgin

BDiglossia

CRegister

DDialect

Answer:

D. Dialect

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📌 A dialect is a regional variety of a language that differs in pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary from other varieties of the same language.
📌 Dialects are typically associated with specific geographic areas or social groups.

📝 Example:

  • British English and American English are dialects of English.

  • Within Britain, there are dialects like Cockney, Scouse, Geordie, etc.


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