WELCOME TO... SPAN 186 - TOPICS IN HISPANIC LINGUISTICS which is really a pseudonym for NEW TRENDS AND TOPICS IN ROMANCE PHONOLOGY P.S. If you are interested.

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Introduction to General Linguistics

Advertisements

English Phonetics and Phonology Presented by Sergio A. Rojas.

Slide 1 Intro: Who am I? Who are you? The nature of this course and various courselike business  Syllabus – website:

1 LIN 1310B Introduction to Linguistics Prof: Nikolay Slavkov TA: Qinghua Tang Acknowledgements: Many of the slides for this course are based on Eta Schneiderman’s.

PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY

Introduction to Linguistics

The Linguistics of SLA.

Introduction to Linguistics and Basic Terms

Linguistics week 4 Phonetics 2.

1 Phonetics Study of the sounds of Speech Articulatory Acoustic Experimental.

Grammar and Grammars Dialects of Native Speakers.

1 ENGLISH PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY Lesson 3A Introduction to Phonetics and Phonology.

 Language involves the use of vocal sounds and written symbols to comprehend, form, and express thoughts and feelings (Raymond, 2012).  Any code employing.

The verb estar. The -ar verbs you have used until now are called regular verbs because they follow a regular pattern. Verbs that do not follow a regular.

Phonetics and Phonology.

TOPIC 2: Some Basic Concepts

Phonetics = sounds of language

Phonetics Linguistics for ELT B Ed TESL 2005 Cohort 2.

Phonetics HSSP Week 5.

By Lecturer Samarnh Phonology and Phonetics. Three components of language SoundsStructuresMeanings Phonetics (Smallest unit of sound), e.g. /b/ Morphology.

Spanish Grammar vs. English Grammar By: Rachel Brewer.

Phonetics and Phonology

3.000 years ago years ago Few knowings about the languages spoken Celts  Celtic languages were spoken al over Europe.  There were many tribes.

Historical linguistics Historical linguistics (also called diachronic linguistics) is the study of language change. Diachronic: The study of linguistic.

Language. Language Communication – transmitting information Many animals communicate Call systems – system of communication limited to a set number of.

Introduction An Introduction to Linguistics. LINGUISTICS STUDIES LANGUAGES.

The Great Vowel Shift Continued The reasons behind this shift are something of a mystery, and linguists have been unable to account for why it took place.

WHAT IS LINGUISTICS?. LINGUISTICS IS THE SCIENTIFIC STUDY OF HUMAN NATURAL LANGUAGE.

Language and Communication Definitions Developmental scales Communication disorders Speech Disorders Language Disorders Interventions.

S.3 English Speaking Camp 18th - 20th July, 2001.

Introduction to Linguistics Ms. Suha Jawabreh Lecture # 8.

Levels of Language 6 Levels of Language. Levels of Language Aspect of language are often referred to as 'language levels'. To look carefully at language.

Split infinitive You need to explain your viewpoint briefly (unsplit infinitive) You need to briefly explain your viewpoint (split infinitive) Because.

Language and Linguistics Linguistics: The scientific study of human language, broadly construed –How is language structured? –How do people use language?

Linguistics Scientific study of language.. Linguistics can be: Theoretical:encompasses a number of sub-fields. Comparative: compares languages and their.

Chapter 3 Culture and Language. Chapter Outline  Humanity and Language  Five Properties of Language  How Language Works  Language and Culture  Social.

SPAN CLASS 3 Good news - class is being taught! Thanks for your perseverance!

Introduction to Linguistics Class # 1. What is Linguistics? Linguistics is NOT: Linguistics is NOT:  learning to speak many languages  evaluating different.

Lecture 1 Lec. Maha Alwasidi. Branches of Linguistics There are two main branches: Theoretical linguistics and applied linguistics Theoretical linguistics.

Language and Communication Definitions Developmental scales Communication disorders Speech Disorders Language Disorders Interventions.

How do children learn language?

Interdisciplinary Project: Created by:. Table of Contents  Basic similarities (“Tell me some similarities…”)  Main differences (“Tell me some differences”)

Jeopardy Syntax Morphology Sociolinguistics and Prescriptivism Phonology Language and Diversity Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300.

Language Perception.

THE SOUNDS OF LANGUAGE the study of inventory and structure of the sounds of language.  Human can produce any number of sounds including those we never.

Table of Contents 3. WHY SHOULD ONE STUDY LINGUISTICS? 2. WHAT IS LINGUISTICS 1. THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE.

School Kids Investigating Language & Life in Society 1 February 2015 Lesson 3: Linguistic Landscapes & Levels of Linguistic Structure Teaching Fellows.

Speech – dynamic production of sounds for oral communication The basic components of speech production are articulation, voice and fluency. The vocal tract.

LI 2013 NATHALIE F. MARTIN R EVIEW 1 ST M IDTERM.

Important Acronyms TESOL=Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages ESOL=English for Speakers of Other Languages TEFL=Teaching English as a Foreign.

Welcome to All S. Course Code: EL 120 Course Name English Phonetics and Linguistics Lecture 1 Introducing the Course (p.2-8) Unit 1: Introducing Phonetics.

What is SCIENCE? What is the difference between NATURAL and SOCIAL sciences? What is covered by LINGUISTICS? What is PHONETICS? How does it differ from.

Chapter 3 Stage & School Textbook

ELL 112 Sounds of English Lecture 1 Making Sounds.

LI 2013 NATHALIE F. MARTIN L ANGUAGE & G RAMMAR. Table of Content W HAT IS LANGUAGE ? W HAT IS LANGUAGE ? R EVIEW : L ANGUAGE ( ABILITY ), L ANGUAGE (

Language: A Preview LI 2013 Nathalie F. Martin

Psycholinguistics Bdreah Alswais 1434/1435H.

ENGLISH PHONETICS & PHONOLOGY

an Introduction to English

Phonetics Lauren Dobbs.

S.3 English Speaking Camp 18th - 20th July, 2001

The toolbox for language description Kuiper and Allan 1.2

Review 1st Midterm LI 2013 Nathalie F. Martin

Introduction to Linguistics

Language- an abstract cognitive system which allows humans to produce and comprehend meaningful utterances Dialect- a variety of language, defined by geographical.

ENGLISH PHONETICS AND PHONOLOGY Week 2

Dear students, Welcome to the course Linguistics.

What is linguistics? Linguistics is the scientific study of language, in other words, it is the discipline that studies the nature and use of language.

Good news - class is being taught! Thanks for your perseverance!

English Phonetics and Phonology

Presentation transcript:

WELCOME TO... SPAN TOPICS IN HISPANIC LINGUISTICS which is really a pseudonym for NEW TRENDS AND TOPICS IN ROMANCE PHONOLOGY P.S. If you are interested in this class you really have to enroll formally …

186 RomPhon. - Class 1 Estamos en el año 50 antes de Jesucristo. Toda la Galia está ocupada por los romanos... ?Toda? !No! Una aldea poblada por irreductibles galos resiste todavía y siempre al invasor. Y la vida no es fácil para las guarniciones de legionarios romanos en los reducidos campamentos de Babaórum, Acuárium, Laudánum y Petibónum... 2/15 "The year is 50BC. Gaul is entirely occupied by the Romans. Well, not entirely... One small village of indomitable Gauls still holds out against the invaders. And life is not easy for the Roman legionaries who garrison the fortified camps of Totorum, Aquarium, Laudanum and Compendium..."

186 RomPhon. - Class 1 3/15 What distinguishes language from language? What is a dialect? What is the difference between a language and a dialect? Name a few....

rumansch latin french catalan

 Have a look at the sheet with different languages and or dialects.  Can you understand any of them (it’s always the same text)?  Can you guess what language that is?  Can you point out similarities or differences?  Can you say something about the relationship between writing and spoken form? 6/15

Maps of romance languages: to the overhead please !

186- Cl.1 NOTION OF STANDARD 8/15 What is a standard? What is the norm? Is any variety “better” than another? What should we teach in schools? Why are there different dialects / languages?

186- Cl.1 Language change 9/15 Is language change “bad”? Change is inherent in the notion of variety Change is not just physiological (other elements: fashion, social factors) Historical depth > can’t predict: “some do and some don’t”

186- Cl.1 Linguistics /15 Prescriptivism vs descriptivism Phonetics: articulation and perception of speech sounds Phonology: the patterning of speech sounds Morphology: word formation Syntax: sentence formation Semantics: interpretation of words and sentences Language change Language acquisition (generation to generation)

186- Cl.1 Internal grammar 11/15 a)prasp b)flib c)traf d)*psapr e)*bfli f)*ftra Pronounce them for me and tell me which are possible words of English and why?

186- Cl.1 Internal grammar bis 12/15 a)hunted b)slipped c)buzzedwhat about flib? d)pint *paynk e)fiend *fiemp f)wronged *wrongv g)glimpse*glimpk Pronounce them for me and tell me which are possible words of English and why?

OrganSurvival functionSpeech function LungsExchange CO2, OSupply air for speech Vocal foldsCreate sealed overProduce voice for speech sounds passage to lungs TongueMove food to teethArticulate vowels and consonants & back to throat TeethBreak up foodProvide place of articulation for C’s LipsSeal oral cavityArticulate vowels and consonants Nasal cavitiesBreathingProvide nasal resonance Survival versus speech

See you hopefully next time!