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- Women are illiterate, so their language and speech (written and oral) are those of 
men is more bitter, poorer than. "Because a woman is naturally alert, she needs to be silent 
rather than talk more." reported.
 
- A woman should not use rude and obscene words in her speech.
 
- In his speech, he sees male (exemplary) speech as an example and should not go 
beyond the specified topics.
 
The second half of the 20th century saw a significant increase in current linguistic 
problems characterized by an expansion, which is a change in the approach to language as 
an object of study was related to. Systematic gender studies by linguists have begun 
relatively recently. The growing interest in the interrelationships between language and 
gender is the result of linguistics related to the formation and development of 
sociolinguistics as a direction. Women's language is belong to development of feminism in 
linguistics in the 1970-1980s. R. Lakoff 's "Language and the Role of Women" (1975) is 
contemporary began active gender research in linguistics. He was the first to emphasized 
female language by their distinctive features, for example:
 
- A specialized dictionary only for women;
 
- Features of color definition (more precise definition of color and its shades);
 
- Impressive adjectives and reinforcing words;
 
- Words and phrases that soften the categorical expression;
 
- very polite;
 
- propensity to euphemism;
 
- hyper-accuracy and others.
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Later, each of the features put forward by R. Lakoff became the subject of many 
separate studies. In particular, a number of scientists later developed R. Lakoff's ideas and 
conducted research among different couples (male + male, female + female, male + female).
 
C. Kramery makes several hypotheses based on the ―Ardeners concept‖. 
1. It is easier for a woman to understand a man because they are dominant for 
communication ("male") forced to use group language. 
2. Women are dissatisfied with the current language model and look for alternatives. 
3. Women face more difficulties in public speaking and female speech humor is richer 
in humor than in men. 
Women `s language is full of ‗ emotional‖, ― timidity ― sentences. As in vocabulary it 
can be easily notice that men and women tend to choose different words to show their 
emotions. Such as , when they frightened something they shout out ,