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Variantes lingüísticas

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Cuestionario variantes lingüísticas en México

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Cuestionario variantes lingüísticas en México

by RENATA ISABELLA PEREZ BLANCAS
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¿Qué es una variante lingüística?

2

El español de México y el español de España son…

3

Cuando en México se dice “camión” y en España se dice “autobús”, estamos hablando de…

4

Cuando hablamos de variantes sociales, nos referimos a…

5

En el norte de México se usa la palabra “machín” para decir “muy” o “mucho”. Esto es:

6

En la Ciudad de México se usa “chido” para decir que algo es bueno. Esto es:

7

Cuando alguien dice “tlacuache” (del náhuatl tlacuatzin), está usando:

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