Focusing on the linguistic features of dialects, this seminar paper explores the concept of Cockney, a distinctive dialect associated with East London. It provides an in-depth analysis of its unique phonetic, lexical, and grammatical characteristics. The work critically examines the cultural implications and social perceptions surrounding Cockney, contributing to the broader understanding of English dialects globally. With a high academic grade, the paper highlights the importance of studying regional variations in language and their relevance to English literature and linguistics.
