Linguistics part 2 : Animal language Vs Human language

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[@hmenglish8895]

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Intrinsic design of human language is nearly 100 percent articulation of thought, nothing like that in the animal world...got it!

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Sir i can you give me an example in the double articulation (human charateristic)

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I didn't understand what you meant by Double articulation, please try to find another way in order to explain it clearly, by the way you do a good job, good teacher, keep going. 👍🏻

[@hmenglish8895]

in language you have two kinds of units meaningless and meaningful meaningless is when you pronounce sounds in isolation like in the word book you pronounce it like this /b/ /u/ /k/ (here they are pronounced alone and they are in isolation they do not have meaning as if i am going to meet you outside and i'll tell you /b/ it makes no sense of course but then you have meaningful it is those isolated sounds above combined together to form words like /buk/ book not /b/ /u/ /k/ that's double articulation

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Please how does animals language compare with human language in terms of arbitrariness.

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Hi could you tell us the difference between pictoģrame and ideograme. Please

[@hmenglish8895]

A pictogram is a symbol that conveys meaning through its resemblance to a physical object. ... Ideograms are graphical symbols that represent an idea or concept.

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Please explain double articulation🙇‍♀️😊

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[@berguellilsaadia4929]

Please I need the answer. Can we consider the mean of communication used by animals are à language? Thnk U from Algeria ❣

[@hmenglish8895]

Yes we can, from Algeria as well :D

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[@glimpstore]

The introduction of language by fromkin ,sir can you make a video on this topic?

[@hmenglish8895]

It's a short chapter, therefore I advise you to check it on Britannica.com

[@glimpstore]

@@hmenglish8895 okay, thank you so much for the responding

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[@mustafazit]

Thx sir just double articulation did not understand it

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Sir the first part

[@mouhcineelayoubi7504]

could you explain the last characteristic please?

[@hmenglish8895]

it is the fact that humans have limited number of sounds but they can make unlimited number of words

[@mouhcineelayoubi7504]

@@hmenglish8895 thank you for replying back. Is this what duality means? duality stands for two existing variables.

[@hmenglish8895]

Yes indeed but you mighf find duality in other fields of study that might mean a different thing

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[@hanhnguyenxuan4637]

You said that dogs only communicate with dogs, and a few second later, you said dogs communicate to its owner when it is hungry, lol

[@hmenglish8895]

In didactic it's called notion simplification, using the word communicate is the easiest way to transmit the message. (weighing the understanding and the terminology)

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