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Language is a system of symbols used by people to communicate, comprised of a lexicon of words and expressions, sounds to pronounce words, and rules for combining words into sentences. Language has semantic meaning derived from words and how they are arranged, with denotation being the dictionary definition and connotation being implicit associated meanings. Pragmatic meaning comes from interpreting messages in their conversational context, while sociolinguistic meaning varies by culture and can lead to misunderstandings when different norms are used.
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- 2. What is Language? A language is a system of symbols used by people to communicate. They are comprised of a lexicon, a collection of words and expressions; a phonology, sounds used to pronounce words; as well as syntax and grammar, rules for combining words to for sentences.
- 3. Characteristics of Language • 1. Language is arbitrary. • 2. Language is abstract. • 3. Language changes over time.
- 4. The Relationship Between Language and Meaning Semantics • Semantic meaning is derived from the words themselves and how they are arranged into sentences. • Identifying the meaning of a word is tricky because words actually have two types of meanings.
- 5. • Denotation is the explicit meaning found in the dictionary of a language community. • Connotation is the implicit additional meaning we associate with a word.
- 6. Guidelines for Improving Semantics • 1. Use specific language. Specific language • 2. Use concrete language. Concrete language • 3. Use familiar language. • 4. Use descriptive details and examples. • 5. Demonstrate linguistic sensitivity.
- 7. Pragmatics • Pragmatic meaning comes from interpreting a message related to the conversational context of it.
- 8. Guidelines for Improving Pragmatics • 1. Tell the truth. • 2. Provide the right amount of • information. • 3. Relate what you say to the topic being discussed. • 4. Acknowledge when your message violates a guideline. • 5. Assume the best first.
- 9. Sociolinguistics • Sociolinguistic meaning varies according to the norms of a particular culture or co-culture. Sociolinguistic misunderstandings occur when we interact with someone who operates using different norms regarding how words are combined, how to say what to whom and when, and verbal style.
- 10. Guidelines for Improving Sociolinguistic Understanding • 1. Develop intercultural competence. • 2. Practice mindfulness. • 3. Respect and adapt to the sociolinguistic practices of others.