Language prejudice refers to the bias or discrimination against individuals based on their language, dialect, or accent. This can manifest in various ways, such as negative stereotypes about speakers of certain languages or the belief that some languages are superior to others. Such attitudes can affect social interactions, job opportunities, and educational access. This form of prejudice often leads to the marginalization of speakers of minority languages or non-standard dialects. It can create barriers to communication and understanding, reinforcing social inequalities. Addressing language prejudice is essential for promoting inclusivity and respect for linguistic diversity in society.