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What do you call the everyday language people speak?

There are a few terms used to describe everyday language:

* Vernacular: This is a formal term for the language or dialect spoken by ordinary people in a particular country or region. It often contrasts with formal or literary language.

* Colloquial: This refers to informal language used in everyday conversation. Colloquialisms are often regional or slang expressions.

* Informal language: This is a broad term that encompasses any language that is not formal or academic. It includes everyday speech, slang, and idioms.

* Spoken language: This simply refers to language that is spoken rather than written.

The most appropriate term depends on the specific context. For example, if you are discussing the language of a particular region, "vernacular" might be the best choice. If you are talking about informal expressions, "colloquial" or "informal language" would be more suitable.

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