1. What is the definition of dialect? (Cite your source) Provide at least 2 factors that may contribute to a dialectal difference. What is the definition of ‘code switching?’
The dialect utilized by the populace of a particular zone, class, region or some other gathering of individuals. The term tongue includes the spelling, sounds, sentence structure and elocution utilized by a specific gathering of individuals and it recognizes them from other individuals around them. Vernacular is a capable and basic method for portrayal, which expounds the geographic and social foundation of any character.
Example 1:
Jim: "Wes’s protected, Huck, we's safe! Hop up and break your' heels. Dat's de great ole Cairo at last', I jis knows it."
Huck: "I'll …show more content…
Code switching:
In semantics, code exchanging happens when a speaker interchanges between two or more dialects, or dialect assortments, in the connection of a solitary discussion. Multi-linguals’ speakers of more than one dialect now and then utilize components of numerous dialects when speaking with one another.
• For the Dialect quiz, I got the city of San Jose, Fremont, and Honolulu. And its might be important to tell you that I am a second language speaker and don’t use slang words, so most of my answers to the quiz questions were, “other, or don’t use these words”.
2. Research Kanzi, a talking primate, and answer the following questions: Does Kanzi have a) communication b) language c) speech? Reference the text or lecture notes to support your answer.
Answer:
Does Kanzi have a communication?
Yes, Kanzi have a communication; he is able to use a keyword with Lexi grams and has also learned some ASL.
Does kanzi have language?
Yes, ASL proves that (The shared code that is understood by all users of ASL)
Does Kanzi have a speech?
I’m going to say no, Kanzi does not have a speech; it relies on the language and communication to understand and act with …show more content…
In the meantime, it was seen that each time Kanzi corresponded with people with uniquely outlined realistic images it likewise delivered some vocalization. It was later figured out that Kanzi was really creating the well-spoken likeness the images he was showing, or, as such, he was "stating" (articulating) these words, albeit in a high pitch and with distortions.
4. When is the "critical period" for learning language?
A discriminating period in dialect advancement happens between 8 months and 10 months, when children start to concentrate on the hints of a specific dialect and lose the capacity to hear unpretentious hints of different dialects. That is when Japanese children lose the capacity to hear the contrast in the middle of "ra" and "la," sounds not utilized as a part of the Japanese dialect.
Dr. Kuhl depicted one investigation that showed babies' capacities to effectively assimilate a second dialect and the key part of social connection. American infants were presented to a Mandarin-talking grown-up in normal sessions through the span of six weeks. Tried thereafter, the American infants had the capacity recognize the hints of Mandarin and also their Taiwanese partners.
5- Why does Patricia Kuhl describe babies as "citizens of the
The dialect utilized by the populace of a particular zone, class, region or some other gathering of individuals. The term tongue includes the spelling, sounds, sentence structure and elocution utilized by a specific gathering of individuals and it recognizes them from other individuals around them. Vernacular is a capable and basic method for portrayal, which expounds the geographic and social foundation of any character.
Example 1:
Jim: "Wes’s protected, Huck, we's safe! Hop up and break your' heels. Dat's de great ole Cairo at last', I jis knows it."
Huck: "I'll …show more content…
Code switching:
In semantics, code exchanging happens when a speaker interchanges between two or more dialects, or dialect assortments, in the connection of a solitary discussion. Multi-linguals’ speakers of more than one dialect now and then utilize components of numerous dialects when speaking with one another.
• For the Dialect quiz, I got the city of San Jose, Fremont, and Honolulu. And its might be important to tell you that I am a second language speaker and don’t use slang words, so most of my answers to the quiz questions were, “other, or don’t use these words”.
2. Research Kanzi, a talking primate, and answer the following questions: Does Kanzi have a) communication b) language c) speech? Reference the text or lecture notes to support your answer.
Answer:
Does Kanzi have a communication?
Yes, Kanzi have a communication; he is able to use a keyword with Lexi grams and has also learned some ASL.
Does kanzi have language?
Yes, ASL proves that (The shared code that is understood by all users of ASL)
Does Kanzi have a speech?
I’m going to say no, Kanzi does not have a speech; it relies on the language and communication to understand and act with …show more content…
In the meantime, it was seen that each time Kanzi corresponded with people with uniquely outlined realistic images it likewise delivered some vocalization. It was later figured out that Kanzi was really creating the well-spoken likeness the images he was showing, or, as such, he was "stating" (articulating) these words, albeit in a high pitch and with distortions.
4. When is the "critical period" for learning language?
A discriminating period in dialect advancement happens between 8 months and 10 months, when children start to concentrate on the hints of a specific dialect and lose the capacity to hear unpretentious hints of different dialects. That is when Japanese children lose the capacity to hear the contrast in the middle of "ra" and "la," sounds not utilized as a part of the Japanese dialect.
Dr. Kuhl depicted one investigation that showed babies' capacities to effectively assimilate a second dialect and the key part of social connection. American infants were presented to a Mandarin-talking grown-up in normal sessions through the span of six weeks. Tried thereafter, the American infants had the capacity recognize the hints of Mandarin and also their Taiwanese partners.
5- Why does Patricia Kuhl describe babies as "citizens of the