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LANGUAGE

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is a tool for communication, learned in social setting to build relationship and community.

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Expresses IdentityCommunicateExpresses feelings, emotion, thoughts, goalsGive InformationGather Information

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IMPORTANCE OF LANGUAGE

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LearnedSharedDynamicAdaptiveIntegratedSymbolic

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CHARACTERISTICS OF LANGUAGE

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Learned

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exposure, interaction, and practice

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shared

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communication, exchange ideas

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dynamic

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constantly changing

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adaptive

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incorporate words and structure from other languages and culture to evolve and adapt to new concepts

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Integrated

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connects people within community, enabling communication, and the sharing of ideas and culture.

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Symbolic

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uses letters

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through practicing, naay nagtudlo in formal setting, (house and school)

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HOW IS LANGUAGE LEARNED?

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LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

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learning starting from infancy and so-on

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through practicing, naay nagtudlo in formal setting, (house and school)

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2 types of Language Acquisition

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Normal Acquisition

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learning through native speakers without formal instruction

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Unconscious

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without deliberate effort, or awareness of exposure to everyday language use.

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You can't understand a culture without learning first a languageLanguage reflects cultural values, beliefs, and traditions, while culture shapes language through its vocabulary, grammar, and usage patterns

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How is language and culture connected?

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WHAT ARE LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS

Expressive FunctionPhatic FunctionInformative FunctionReferential FunctionHeuristic FunctionRegulatory or Directive FunctionAesthetic or Creative FunctionEvaluative or Cognitive Function

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WHAT ARE LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS

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Expressive Function

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used to express thoughts, goals, and dreams.

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Phatic Function

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used to maintain social relationship

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Informative Function

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used to inform, to give information or facts

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Referential Function

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used to name, object, places, persons name, events.

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Heuristic Function

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used to gather information or clarifications like interviews or surveys

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Regulatory or Directive Function

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control the behavior or attitude of a person by rules, guidelines, command, order request, instruction

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Aesthetic or Creative Function

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used in writing literary words like poems, story, short story.

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Evaluative or Cognitive Function

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used to process information, analysis, solving problem.

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Regional VarietySocial VarietySocio-economic varietyEthnic VarietyStylistic VarietyTemporal VarietyRegister Variety

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WHAT ARE THE LANGUAGE VARIETY

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Regional Variety

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spoken in specific geographical region example: Region 7, Cebuano, Waray, Ilonggo/Hiligaynon, Boholanon

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Social Variety and Socio Economic Variety

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languages spoken based on social factors: social class, educational background, cultural background

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Ethnic Variety

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languages spoken by small indigenous groups. example: Ibatan- Batanes, Subanen-Zamboanga

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Stylistic Variety

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spoken based on the style of the speaker in communicating. example: poetic technical

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Temporal Variety

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language that changes overtime, cultural. Example: sanaol, gay language.

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Register Variety

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Formal and Informal language

Ex. I wanna go home. l'm dead tired.