diglossiaan
Diglossiaan is a sociolinguistic situation where two distinct varieties of the same language are used by a single speech community in different social contexts. These two varieties are typically referred to as the High (H) variety and the Low (L) variety. The H variety is generally considered more prestigious, formal, and often used in writing, education, government, and religious settings. The L variety is the vernacular, everyday language spoken in informal situations, within families, and among friends.
The key characteristic of diglossiaan is the functional separation of these two varieties. Speakers are proficient
Examples of diglossiaan have been observed in various parts of the world. In the Arab world, Modern