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What is Linguistics?
Analyzing and describing languages. Studies how languages work.
Do all languages have structure and systems?
yes
Do languages operate according to rules? Give and example
yes
ex: boy the (not a correct sentence in English)
The boy (is a correct sentence)
What are the 4 major levels of analysis?
1.sound systems
*phonetics
*phonology
2.morphology
3.syntax
4.semantics
Does every language have elements and rules? Give an example.
yes
ex: u too tu
ex: in German bad is pronounced as bat.
Separate the sound of the letter x in the words except and exempt.
except:x=ks
exempt:x=gz
Separate the sound of the letters qu in the words quiet and unique.
quiet=qwa
unique=ka
How did english change
old english
old norse
normany english
french
latin
greek
great vowel shift:ex gog - good
what is phonetics
analyzing sounds
where in the mouth you make a word. Describes sounds exactly
what is IPA
international phonetic alphabet
what is phonology
system of rules governing the sounds
what is phonotatctics
what sounds can be next to each other.
what is morphology
internal structure of words
ex: I bake
he/she bakes
what is syntax
sentence structure
word order