👉 Hattism in the context of linguistics is a phenomenon where speakers tend to use certain words or phrases more often than others, especially when they are not used frequently. This can happen due to cultural and social factors such as language learning, familiarity with a particular word, or personal preference. For example, if someone is from a country that uses the English language, they may use "hatt" (which means "good") more often than "great", which could be considered a hatt
