Slang In the literature, most of the definitions of slang show a sociological phenomenon. Slang words and phrases are commonly used in ancient Greek and Roman literature. Slang is a subtype of dialect language, is thought to be a level of use and do not accept as well, and the majority of formal use (Tsihouridis& Batsila,2016). Classical slang definition and explanation of depreciation of the real slang formal speech or writing, it is considered a taboo term in ordinary speaker belongs to a higher social class. Slang, as a kind of language, it is not unknown and belongs to a particular social group, such as teenagers. Particular social groups people outside can't fully understand the slang. Slang of intimacy and solidarity of people use it. Besides that, colloquial slang is a broad concept, because it is not strictly local aboriginal languages. On the contrary, it is a hybrid language and often with foreign words permeates material. Slang is not live long, is used to specify the group and the group. In this respect, sometimes, slang is used to display the group between members of the unity, intimacy, and then he distinguishes between general and specific forms of slang(Cook, 2013). Generally the use of slang used to violate standard is not limited to organizations; however, the specific use slang people common age and experience like college students.
Case study
In the process of the language learning, the novel called “The Catcher in the Rye”, applied in the process of the language learning.
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