LANGUAGE IDEOLOGY AND ORAL COMMUNICATION

In a multilingual environment of the vast majo-rity of modern states scientists are exploring language ideology, which is the basis of the language policy of any state. Purpose. Consideration of language ideology in terms of evaluating communication partners each other’s speech peculiarities on the example of the United States. Method and methodology of work. Scientific methods are used: analysis and synthesis, comparison, generalization, systematic approach. Results. The author makes the conclusion that, despite the systematic and structured variability of spoken language and an abstractness of national standard, many citizens of multinational states such as the U.S., evaluate the speech of the interlocutor in terms of standard language ideology. Practical implications. The results are applicable in the theory of linguistics and sociolinguistics.In a multilingual environment of the vast majo-rity of modern states scientists are exploring language ideology, which is the basis of the language policy of any state. Purpose. Consideration of language ideology in terms of evaluating communication partners each other’s speech peculiarities on the example of the United States. Method and methodology of work. Scientific methods are used: analysis and synthesis, comparison, generalization, systematic approach. Results. The author makes the conclusion that, despite the systematic and structured variability of spoken language and an abstractness of national standard, many citizens of multinational states such as the U.S., evaluate the speech of the interlocutor in terms of standard language ideology. Practical implications. The results are applicable in the theory of linguistics and sociolinguistics