👉 In linguistics, vernacularization is a process by which a language loses its grammatical and syntactic features in favor of a more "informal" or "vernacular" style. This can occur through changes in vocabulary, pronunciation, grammar rules, and other linguistic features that are not necessarily part of the standardized grammar of a given language. For example, if a speaker of a particular language starts using shorter words, different inflections, or uses more colloquial expressions, this is
