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Linguistic variables are crucial elements in the study of sociolinguistics, as they help in understanding language variation and change within different social groups. This paper follows the IMRAD method to examine linguistic variables and their impact on language use across different demographics. Using a qualitative approach that includes a literature review and case study analysis, this research highlights how linguistic variables such as phonology, morphology, syntax, and lexicon contribute to language diversity
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