(noun) vernacular,
a Characteristic Language Of A Particular Group (as Among Thieves); "they Don''t Speak Our Lingo"
(adjective) vernacular,
being Or Characteristic Of Or Appropriate To Everyday Language; "common Parlance"; "a Vernacular Term"; "vernacular Speakers"; "the Vulgar Tongue Of The Masses"; "the Technical And Vulgar Names For An Animal Species"
(noun) vernacular,
the Everyday Speech Of The People (as Distinguished From Literary Language)
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War in Literature
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The Societal and Educational Affects of Dialects
Fogel, H. & Ehri, L.C. (2000). Teaching elementary students who speak Black English Vernacular to write in Standard English: effects of dialect transformation practice. Contemporary Educational Psychology, vol. 25.
ESOL
Dubridge, G., "China's Vernacular Cultures," An Inaugural Lecture Delivered before the University of Oxford, England: Clarendon Press, Oxford, 1995.
Chinese Migration to New Zealand
Bell, Bernard W. "The Liberating Literary and African American Vernacular Voices of Gayl Jones." Rev. of Liberating Voices: Oral Traditions in African American Literature, by Gayl Jones. Comparitive Literature Studies 1999: 247-258.
The Written Word
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