Abstract
This overall study focused on the variations of linguistic spoken by the illiterate and literate peoples. Various factors affect in the linguistic variations such as religion, situation, caste, Gender and education etc. This factor makes variation in the speaking of any individual. Tone, pronunciation is varied of one illiterate and literate person. This study has shown that education is the factor which can make linguistic variations of the individuals. The literate person will speak in a standard and in a formal tone whereas the illiterate person will speak in an informal and various varieties of variations in the linguistic. Every language has different dialects and variations in speaking this may make changes in their Tone and pronunciation of an individual. The study is investigated the variation of the Main body Maharashtra people speaking in two categories i.e., literate and illiterate person. The research has shown that how the variations are found and analyzed by the samples. The overall research tells us about Variation in both the categories.
Keywords
Linguistic variations, literate person, illiterate person, Forensic linguistic.
Citations
IRE Journals:
Shruti Shendkar , Pratima Salunkhe
"Comparative Study of Literate and Illiterate Speakers of Maharashtra Region" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals Volume 7 Issue 10 2024 Page 106-111
IEEE:
Shruti Shendkar , Pratima Salunkhe
"Comparative Study of Literate and Illiterate Speakers of Maharashtra Region" Iconic Research And Engineering Journals, 7(10)
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