Linguistic Variations in Venezuela
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ScribdTranslationsBolivarian Republic of Venezuela
Ministry of Popular Power for University Education
Hamilton May University Rehabilitation College
Chair: Communication and Language
Section 17
Linguistic Uses of the
Various Regions of
Venezuela
TEACHER: STUDENTS:
Migdalia Mora Albany Gallardo ID 27.377.217
Arianna Solorzano C.I .30.512.921
CARACAS, NOVEMBER 23, 2022
INTRODUCTION
The present table is a comparison between the different linguistic uses in the different
regions of Venezuela.
One of the most spoken languages in the world is Spanish, which encompasses a complexity in
regarding the application of norms and writing rules due to the evolution it has undergone
due to its origin from Latin.
In Venezuela, there are various linguistic types of speech, as it is natural and even original.
that each region with its own entity also has a particular way of speaking, a reflection of
their way of life and their culture.
And the variety of Spanish from Venezuela and the knowledge that it leaves us
information.
Linguistic Uses in the Different Venezuelan Regions
Central or Caraqueño Margariteño or Oriental Guaro (Lara State)
It is the accent of the Counts with An original word
capital and areas characteristics of a bird that
centrals specific like the lived in the region.
It is the dialect that transliteration of the He/She has a nice accent.
they use the media "R" with the "L". differentiated.
Venezuelans like It has spread towards They extend the
standard. other areas and influence vowels.
has an influence widely to others They use a lot
relatively lexical regions due to the diminutives.
expand on the others commercial interaction and It is distinguished by its
dialects tourist. way of speaking
Venezuelans. A language is used sung
It is considered the familiar, tends to The aspiration of the
stereotype of the change the article "R" in the infinitives
Venezuelan Spanish "el" for "er". verbal.
at the international level. It is also very Examples: 'let's go to'
One of its most phrases common play.
popular is: I arrived thececeopronounce Its distinctive
the pacheco that is the c, s and z as No way
refers to Christmas. the Spanish z)
Tachirense or Gocho Marabino Llanero
(Andean Region) (Zulia Region)
Influenced by his It is spoken with an accent. It is characterized by
closeness with markedly mix elements
Colombia. different from others of thespanishancient
It resembles the regions of the country. more elements
marabino, but His main indigenous people.
use the 'you' form the characteristic is the Presentrotacismy
place of the "you". the 'voseo' that has been the disappearance of erre
He/She has an accent and mixed with the "tuteo" in final position of
a intonation to it is typically voseante word.
talk particularly that are distinguished by the use It has the joint
it makes a difference. of unique sentences from the 's' as a
Three techniques coexist inVenezuela, aspiration or loss.
pronominal of They speak in a very His fricatives
treatment: you (formal) colloquial. intervocalic 'b', 'd'
tuteo and voseo. Example of and 'g' weaken, or
The aspirated letter F to What! well, they disappear in
And for example: Fierce gizzard!, To the the llanero speech.
(Jiero). Dude! Seriously.
CONCLUSION
As the years go by, and after the assimilation of Spanish as a mother tongue, the
Venezuelan speakers started to create new terms that were adapted to their reality.
territorial and that they help them communicate better with each other.
Each typical expression adapts to each region of the country and with those typical expressions of its
the region identifies the person and where they are from.
The languages of Venezuela refer to the languages and dialects spoken steadily.
by communities in Venezuelan territory, Of all of them, the most used is the language
Castilian in its local variant.
This makes it clear that Venezuela does not have a single dialect; each state has a
speaks differently and uniquely to communicate.
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