folk speech meaning in Hindi

Examples

1. Hayden s work made ready use of black vernacular and folk speech.
2. Eugenio classifies Philippine Folk Literature into three major groups : Folk narratives, folk speech, and folk songs.
3. University of the Philippines professor Damiana Eugenio classified Philippine Folk Literature into three major groups : folk narratives, folk speech, and folk songs.
4. He made it a point to apply lexical and syntacticelements from old Serbian ( both from the old folk speech and from old literary texts ).
5. Bailey, Maynor and Cukor-Avila examined that 70 % of the black population and 43 % of the white population put an "  s " on the third person plural in folk speech.
6. During this period, in Kriva Palanka acts one of the first Macedonian revivalists Joachim Krchovski, who by the help of the local traders in 1814-1819, in Budim prints their famous five books in lively folk speech.
7. Richard Blaustein, a professor of sociology and anthropology at East Tennessee State University, suggests a common suppression of " folk speech " and " native voices " from the highlands of Scotland to the hills of Tennessee.
8. Karad ~
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9. Some of the phrases used by Mozart in his scatological material were not original with him but were part of the folklore and culture of his day : Mieder ( 2003 ) describes the B�sle letters as involving " Mozart's intentional play with what is for the most part preformulated folk speech ".
10. In addition to his books of legends such as " Susquehanna Legends, In the Seven Mountains, Penn's Grandest Cavern, Tales of the Bald Eagle Mountains, Allegheny Episodes, Juniata Memories, North Mountain Mementos, South Mountain Sketches, Black Forest Souvenirs ", for which he is best known, he published more ethnographic field collections of songs and ballads ( " Mountain Minstrelsy of Pennsylvania ", 1931 ), folk speech ( " Scotch-Irish and English Proverbs and Sayings of the West Branch Valley of Central Pennsylvania ", 1927 ), and crafts ( " Early Potters of Clinton County ", 1916 ).