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not all langue is written there are 7000 languages in the United States 1/2 are writte3n |
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must be taught everyone must be taught to write writing can be edited spontaneous language is not prescriptive |
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language vs. acoustic sound symbol |
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language can also be semantic |
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experts can transport and receive communicative signals |
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you put those two things together you transmit culture area you live |
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arbitrary and non arbitrary language |
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it is primarily arbitrary noting is inherent at one point we have to describe something |
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for-ev-er iconic-not arbitrary you strech it out expressive phonology gigantic why does your tone drobe discreteness is good sound parts=phonemes there are sentences all language concieve and do things |
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put things together and take it apart |
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dogs cannot talk about hopes animal communication is a different than human communication ability to talk about things in an immediate context what happen to me yesterday hypotheticals language is arbitrary but conventionalized everything is semantic semantics has changed ie-gay |
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sweet semanticity takes a long time media has made semanticity change quickly other linguistic displacement and discreteness we are made up of parts |
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