Full variety

A full variety is an independent variety of a language that can be clearly distinguished from other varieties by prosodic - phonological and morphological - syntactic structures and on the basis of which individuals and speaker groups interact in certain recurring situations. Sectoral varieties, for example technical languages , and areas of concentration , speech registers or linguistic registers , which do not represent full varieties because they alone would not allow universal communication, must be distinguished from this.

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↑ Jürgen Erich Schmidt, Joachim Herrgen: Sprachdynamik . An introduction to modern regional language research (= Basics of German Studies . Volume 49 ). Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co KG, Berlin 2011, ISBN 978-3-503-12268-4 , p. 68 .

[1] Jürgen Erich Schmidt, Joachim Herrgen: Sprachdynamik . An introduction to modern regional language research (= Basics of German Studies . Volume 49 ). Erich Schmidt Verlag GmbH & Co KG, Berlin 2011, ISBN 978-3-503-12268-4 , p. 68 .