Dialect vs. Language - Linguistics
Dialect vs. Language!! What is the difference between a dialect and a language?! From a linguistic point of view, these terms are problematic! They might have a particular meaning from a socio-political point of view!! A 'language' tends to be associated with a standard language, which is almost always written, and is almost always ...
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