Question

question 5
what does it mean to write in the vernacular?
o to write in a phonetic language
to write in the common language of the people
to write in the most educated language for scholars
to write in only one language

Explanation:

The term "vernacular" refers to the common language spoken by the people of a particular region or country. It is not a phonetic language (which focuses on sound - symbol correspondence), nor is it the most educated language for scholars (which might be a more formal or classical language), and it is not limited to writing in only one language (as different regions have their own vernaculars).

Answer:

to write in the common language of the people