Linguistics (L1) part 1 : language and origins of language

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[@makadi9221]

Thank you so much it was very helpful , but I have I question , what is the theory of soundless things ? hope will respond to my questions

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[@nouhafattahi]

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[@jourianouss9300]

What is the difference between the origin of language and the source of language ? Or they are parallel !

[@_hawraa2584]

Is there any explanation for Jean Aitchison ( Linguistics. Teach yourself)

[@Maria-ho1ue]

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[@AlisaVonal]

Can u explain more but by use arabic just a bit

[@thebrave3309]

Would you explain methodology's lessons if you can?? I have problems in understanding that module

[@RominByeol]

Don't you have lessons or videos for reading and writing for first year im college? Please

[@maak9647]

is the social interaction one of the hypothesis about the origins of language??

[@kalpanagautam3324]

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[@livararan2030]

Thank you so much, tomorrow i have linguists exam and this helps so much 🙏🏻

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[@livararan2030]

@@sabrinehannache8667 i don’t understand this language, if you translate it to english i will be thankful.

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Hi, please can you send me what they give in exams. I'm new bachelor students, I'm going to pass exams next month and I don't have idea about the kind of questions

[@kameliaa26]

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[@johnb.johnson1490]

👍👍👍What of the YO-HE-HO THEORY?I believe it should be included in this lecture & also the defects or limitations of each theory🤸🤸♨️

[@saraalwan4876]

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[@thequeen4936]

Sir .. sorry but I didn't understand this point: symbols is everything that represents language!! .. please explain to me Thanks in advance

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[@halimakobik2534]

Can you suggest me another famous Figures related to this topic please 🙏

[@mustaphaaichouri7750]

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[@amina3422]

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[@Qateralnada-x6i]

Iam just asking ... The origin of language There are physical adaptation And speech and writing the major function of language and it divided in to two kind Interactional function And Transactional function Please , if I am wrong correct me. Note, I have read this information in George yule's book but a long time ago so I am not sure!

[@HM-English]

for your information you can check again and be sure yourself for the origin of language and the physical adaptation it's one theory as there are others you might have mentioned some which i haven't and i do not use that kind of language since these lectures are usually for first year students we do not want to complicate things

[@Qateralnada-x6i]

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[@halimakobik2534]

Can you tell me the origin source of those information I need it methodology research

[@universitylink]

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[@levicactus909]

There is a mistake in the explanation of Sapir's definition of language. Voluntary is the opposite of instinctive not (not-instinctive). Please correct me if I'm wrong

[@HM-English]

if you mean the way i said it, yes you are right. i usually use this kind of language because not everyone can understand English maybe like you so in my explanation i use every day language and yes you are right.

[@HM-English]

besides, when i say not instinctive it means humans are predisposed to learn languages they are not born with a language

[@thegirl2661]

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[@maak9647]

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[@nor9589]

Hi there can u please explain to me how lges differ?

[@healing4214]

Hi there! Sir i'm sitting for PhD. Examination in applied and general linguistics. For now i collect data on both disciplines but i'm lost can't end up with a clear outline. So i started from the origins of language ending to jeremy harmer's book (didactics) i'm working hard on forming a story timeline on linguistics how it started, its scholars, branches, schools .. etc. What do you think sir? Any advice?

[@HM-English]

It sounds like you are trying to create a comprehensive overview of the field of linguistics. This is a great way to get a broad understanding of the subject, and it can be helpful to have a timeline to organize your thoughts and keep track of the development of the field. One piece of advice I would have is to make sure to focus on the key contributions and achievements of the scholars and schools that you discuss. It can be easy to get bogged down in the details, but by highlighting the main ideas and innovations, you will be able to provide a more cohesive and clear overview. It might also be helpful to consider organizing your timeline around key themes or questions that have been central to the field of linguistics. This can help to give your overview a logical structure and make it more engaging for your readers. Finally, don't be afraid to seek out additional resources or seek guidance from your supervisor or other experts in the field if you need help organizing your material or if you have questions about specific aspects of linguistics.

[@healing4214]

@@HM-English yes, i do! I appreciate your guidance. The series on your channel are quite helpful, i guess you sir have followed a great chronological order to cover the descipline in whole. I checked them out, took a sneak peek 😊 and im pleased! I can refer to it. I intended first to just google the two terms (applied/theoritical linguistics) and go brief. But it seems to be a deep research. We'll be asked about both general and applied linguistics, just to make sure sir, did you mention the two terms within? Im sorry for asking too much, thank a lot 🙏🙏🤝

[@HM-English]

@@healing4214 unfortunately, I have not mentioned them. I only try to simplify

[@healing4214]

@@HM-English thank you sir, i guess i've found an answer that general or theoritical linguistics focuses on language structure and developement in general, whereas applied ling means the practical applicaltion of language studies ( application of theories and studies of language) i will watch your series and trace when each of them started. I graduated masters in 2017 and been an excellent student, since then, i took the biggest interval ever up to now. So five years of housekeeping is stronger enaugh to erase years of learning! The chance comes at last, so im swaped with work, doing my best to be one of the three winners accpeted and succeeded to be a PhD. Student. Thanks for having given me a reply. Much appreciation sir!

[@HM-English]

@@healing4214 you are welcome, good luck with your future endeavours it's not easy being a student and have a full-time job (we're the same)

[@kutyzzz5399]

Sir this class is for ma English students

[@haroonakmal6485]

About genetic source... How language is innate; if it is innate then what factors prove the innateness? Guide plz...

[@HM-English]

It means in the context here: humans have ti ability to learn a language It does not mean they are born with a language

[@nyarakatch]

Well, it is just a theory, but Noam Chomsky says that humans are born with the ability to learn language, and that language starts in the mind where there's mental lexicon (like human dictionary). So when one is exposed to a language, and learns it, he stores it in the mental lexicon. He then is competent. He also talks of performance. When one hears a word or comes across one, he first scans through the ML so as to interpret it, same goes for when he needs the appropriate words, methods, or ideas to execute something. It's all in the mind, inborn.

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[@mustafazit]

When you talk about genetic you say anans or anaknas??? What do tou mean and if he is philosopher write it down please

[@HM-English]

(innateness hypothesis) it's not a philosopher

[@madelynilo1521]

Can you explain the phonetic structure of Bloomfield in his book entitled "Language"

[@HM-English]

would you please quote what he said exactly?

[@madelynilo1521]

"The smallest units which makes a difference in meaning"...

[@HM-English]

@@madelynilo1521 if you're speaking about phonemes, it must mean the following: take for example the word 'PIT' it has three phonemes /PIT/ let's replace one phoneme with another in the same place /bit/ the meaning changes so /p/ and /b/ are different

[@soumiasoso9569]

Thank you

[@markostojkovic3187]

Serbian language is the source of the most languages .... is older than sanskrit greek and latin

[@chevaenzojlo4637]

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[@rawanmk4291]

I'm sorry, but I did not understand your expectation of "arbitrary ".. I thought it meant the absence of necessary or natural connection between a word's meaning and its sound or form. Please explain I'm confused

[@HM-English]

That's the same thing I must have said but differently. You got it right

[@meriemrahal9368]

Wlell thanks for the lesson but I have notice that you said animal language don't you think that we have to say animal noices instead .

[@HM-English]

No, animals do have a system of communication therefore it is considered as a language.

[@meriemrahal9368]

@@HM-English I MEAN CAN THEY PRODUCE LAUGUAGE, WORDS,SENTENCES PROPERLY OF COURS NO SO THEIR SOUNDS IS COUNSIDER ONLY AS A NOISE

[@HM-English]

@@meriemrahal9368 a language is a system of communication that is its definition.

[@meriemrahal9368]

Thanks for your answers.

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[@Qateralnada-x6i]

The source of language... The natural sound source C/ the pooh-pooh theory ( is it the same of yo- heave ho theory ?????

[@HM-English]

if with yo-heave ho theory you have encountered the same characteristics then it means the same

[@mustafazit]

Just I want to know if you are student master degree or phd student ya3tik sahaa

[@HM-English]

Master II this year and you are welcome

[@mustafazit]

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Where is part 2?

[@HM-English]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/lX23lGangch2jZI

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[@malkisanaayasmine7312]

Thanks a lot.... Can you repeat what does it mean the natural language. Can you write it please 🙏🏻

[@murattanyel1029]

You must mean divine, I don't think devine is a word.

[@HM-English]

Yes a typo, my bad

[@sakuraikeizo]

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