Sosi̇al Di̇alektləri̇n Öyrəni̇lməsi̇ni̇n Nəzəri̇ Əsaslari

Theoretical Foundations of Learning Social Dialects Summary The presented article is devoted to the study of the theoretical foundations of studying social dialects. It is clear that social dialects or sociolects are varietiesof language that characterize certain social groups. These groups can be defined by various criteria, including class, occupation, age, gender, ethnicity, and other social characteristics. The study of social dialects allows us to understand how language reflects and influences the social structure of society. This study examines the theoretical foundations of studying social dialects, including their definition, classification, functions, and research methods. The study of social dialects is an important area of sociolinguistics that provides an understanding of how language reflects and shapes the social structure of society. Social dialects perform important identification, stratification and cultural functions. Various research methods, such as sociolinguistic surveys, linguistic observation, and statistical analysis, provide a broad understanding of this complex and multifaceted topic. The article concludes with the results obtained and a list of references discussing this issue.