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Ebonics - traduction vers Anglais
Ebonics
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Ebonics (disambiguation)
= inglés hablado por los negros
Def: Variante del inglés estándar americano hablado pricipalmente por los negros.
Ex: Even in the face of considerable linguistic and pedagogical evidence, opinions on Ebonics still run the gamut, from its deserving official language status in the United States, to its being dismissed as "bad English".
Def: Variante del inglés estándar americano hablado pricipalmente por los negros.
Ex: Even in the face of considerable linguistic and pedagogical evidence, opinions on Ebonics still run the gamut, from its deserving official language status in the United States, to its being dismissed as "bad English".
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Définition
Ebonics
[?'b?n?ks]
¦ plural noun [treated as sing.] American black English regarded as a language in its own right rather than as a dialect of standard English.
Origin
Exemples du corpus de texte pour Ebonics
1. By Carrie JohnsonWashington Post Staff WriterWednesday, January 14, 200'; A08 A former Justice Department official entrusted with enforcing civil rights laws refused to hire lawyers whom he labeled as "commies" and transferred another attorney for allegedly writing in "ebonics" and benefiting from "an affirmative action thing," according to an investigation released yesterday by internal watchdogs.
2. It‘s being used to say more, even, than "here‘s a black person who speaks standard English without a trace of Ebonics." The word articulate is being used to encompass not just speech but a whole range of cultural cues –– dress, bearing, education, golf handicap.