PRELIM EXAM Flashcards
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It is the study of how language serves and is shaped by the social nature of human beings. In its broadest conception, it analyzes the many diverse ways in which language and society entwine.
Socio linguistics
It is the phenomenon of speaking and understanding two languages.
Bilingualism
One of the four main components of language that governs the rules of combining words to form sentences, including sentence structure and word order.
syntax
The assimilation of language which the community shifts to different languages in an extended period of time.
language shift
It is the process by which a language’s structure and use change over time. These changes can affect the sound, meaning, and structure of a language.
language change
This type of language changes in which the addition of new words or the borrowing of words from other languages occurs.
lexical change
This type of language changes occurs when there is changes to the meaning of words, such as when a word’s connotation changes from positive to negative.
semantic change
This refers to the changes in the sound of a language that affect the pronunciation of words. Specifically, this relates to any changes in the phonological or phonetic structure of the language.
lexical change (phonetic and phonological changes)
This language change may happen when the minority group supports the minority language’s used in a number of domains.
attitude and values in language shift
This happened when a group of speakers relocates to an area or nation, where the language is different from their own, they are more likely to adopt the new language.
social factor in language shift
When someone alternates between languages or dialects within a single conversation or situation.
code switching
It happens when a single word or a tag phrase switched from one language to another.
code switching
It is the process by which a language loses its last native speaker and eventually becomes extinct. It is also called language extinction.
language death
The process of making a language spoken again when it is endangered or extinct. It is a subfield of linguistics that aims to preserve linguistic diversity and cultural heritage.
language revival
One person could actually adopt the enunciation or how another person spoke out his utterance towards the other, with this, change takes place.
lexical change (phonetic and phonological changes)
What do you call when a person can communicate in more than one language actively (through speaking, writing, or signing).
multilingual
Tagalog had its own writing system based on an ancient script called the that uses a syllabic alphabet.
baybayin
It is also known as language extinction.
language death
What is another term of the word code-switching?
code mixing
How many are the major dialects in the Philippines?
Eight (8) major dialects spoken by majority of the Filipinos: Tagalog, Cebuano, Ilocano, Hiligaynon or Ilonggo, Bicolano, Waray, Pampango, and Pangasinense.
It is a part of the family of Visayan languages and contains many Spanish loanwords. It is also known as Ilonggo because many of its speakers originate in the province of Iloilo.
hiligaynon
An Austronesian language belongs to the Malayo-Polynesian subfamily, with outside influences from Malay and Chinese, and later from both Spanish and American English through four centuries of colonial rule.
filipino language
The father of Filipino grammar and Tagalog language writer. He published the first grammar book of the national language Balarila ng Wikang Pambansa (Grammar of the National Language) which was commissioned by the Surian ng Wikang Pambansa (SWF).
Lope K. Santos
This refers to the form of education which involves teaching academic content in two languages, either a native language or a second language.
Bilingual Education