Linguistic variability

Linguistic variability refers to the way language differs across regions, social groups, contexts, and individuals. It includes variations in pronunciation, vocabulary, grammar, and usage that can change depending on where, who, and why someone is communicating. This variability reflects the richness and adaptability of language, allowing it to serve diverse needs and communities. Understanding linguistic variability helps us appreciate the different ways people express ideas and how language evolves over time and through different settings.