The linguistic repertoire is the set of skills and knowledge a person has of one or more languages, as well as their different varieties (be they diatopic, diaphasic, diastratic or diachronic).

What is linguistic repertoire example?

In other words, the linguistic repertoire of a speech community includes all the linguistic varieties (registers, dialects, styles, accents, etc.) ... In multilingual speech communities (e.g. in Switzerland or India) it may be comprised of several languages and may include linguistic varieties of all these languages.

What is linguistic repertoire in sociolinguistics?

Linguistic repertoire is the ability to quickly and easily change one's speech patterns in order to adapt to a new situation.