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or to show that you belong with a certain group of people or that you understand popular culture. It shows that you are part of the “in crowd” and that the language you share is part of your code language. The sociolinguist Michael Halliday (Thorne, 2014: vi) commented that all the socializing environments in which individuals develop their identities, the circle groups is the most difficult to get into. However, it is from the peer group, whether consisting of skateboarders, school kids or soldiers that slang typically emerges.
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