Differences in language levels between Car mechanic occupation and doctors

Authors

  • Kadhim Hasib Nader Garmian University / College of Language and Humanities/kalar
  • Nasrin Nuri Abdullah Garmian University / College of Language and Humanities/ kalar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.66026/rx259579

Keywords:

language, social dialect, occupation, phonetics

Abstract

Title of the research: - The research is (differences in speech of auto mechanic and doctor in language levels) discussed the formation and different styles of speech.  Language is a means of social communication, so it can manifest itself in many different ways in many different environments. This is why the change and development of language in society varies according to time and place. Therefore, a person in an industrial society is different from a person in an agricultural society. Each of these has its own language or dialect. This study focuses on sociolinguistics as an independent branch of linguistics that focuses on the relationship between language and society and the influence of social factors on language changes. Through a practical comparison of the speech patterns of two different professions such as car mechanic, fitter and doctor at all three levels (phonology), morphology, vocabulary and syntax, it is explained that work environment, geographical boundaries and social status have a direct impact He concludes that language is not an isolated tool from society and that each profession has its own dialect and culture

Sections of the study: The study consists of two themes:

• Topic 1: Focuses on several topics including (concepts and definitions of sociolinguistics, causes of speech patterns, occupational differences and speech differences.

• Topic 2: The speech style of the automotive mechanic profession at the levels of phonetics, vocabulary and syntax, as well as the speech of the profession of medicine at the levels of phonetics, vocabulary and syntax. The comparison between them is briefly explained later in several points.

 

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Published

2026-10-22