Which of the following is the term used for a variant of a language that has its own rules of structure,meaning,and pronunciation?

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A spoken dialect is a variant of a language that has its own set of rules for structure, meaning, and pronunciation. A dialect may vary based on region, social or ethnic group, or other factors. Parallel language and alternate language are not typically used to describe dialects. A regional accent may be one aspect of a dialect, but does not encompass all of the features that make up a dialect.

Which of the Following Is the Term Used for a Variant