week5 Flashcards

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language levels

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study of elements of language and their functions

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2
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phonetics

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sounds of spoken language - speech sounds

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3
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phonology

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also deals with the speech sounds but on an abstract level non-existent

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4
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morphology

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form and structure of a word

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5
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syntax

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structure of sentences, how words can be organized into sentence

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6
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semantics

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meaning of a language

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7
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lexical VS sentence semantics

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L: relationship between words
S: meaning of sentences

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8
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pragmatics

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how the language is practically used

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9
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lexicology

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form and meaning of a word, fixed expressions (cliches, idioms)

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10
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phonetics VS phonology

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phonetics: study of speech sounds
phonology: study of distinctive sound units (phonemes) ABSTRACT

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11
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synchronic VS diachronic approach

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S: isolated parts of particular language
D: historical study of languages

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12
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language universals/typology

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trying to find generalizations which apply to all languages

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13
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descriptive linguistics

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describes how the language is used

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14
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sociolinguistics

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puts linguistics into social context - dialects

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15
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language acquisition

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difference between learning and acquiring language

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16
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ontogenetic POV

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individual study of language of individual speaker

17
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phylogenetic POV

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study of language of group of people

18
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formal approach

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study of structures - how they interact

19
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functional approach

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practical; perform and use of language

20
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graphic VS spoken form

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G: lacks emotion
S: simplified to be well understood

21
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orthoepy

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study of pronunciation

22
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minimal pair

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two words which are different only by one sound