LANGUAGE ACQUISITION VS LANGUAGE LEARNING

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION VS LANGUAGE LEARNING

1. It’s the study of the acquisition of a non-primary language.

   • It is the study of what is and is not learned in another language.

2. Language Pedagogy

   • It has to do with what teachers expect from their students based on their language teaching methods.
     • Second Language Acquisition Language Pedagogy

3. Cross-cultural communication and language use

   • Make judgments about other people based on their language/culture based on patterns of nonnative speech (rudeness, unassertiveness)

4. Definitions

   • Native language
   • Target Language
   • Second Language
     • Foreign Language Learning

5. Language Acquisition

   • Language acquisition refers to the natural assimilation of language through intuitive and subconscious learning.

6. Language learning is the product of authentic interaction between people in the target language and cultural environment.

7. Language Learning

   • Language learning is the analysis and study of language as a system, mainly in written form. The goal is to understand the structure of the language and create knowledge about it.
     • It has been the traditional method of language learning for centuries and is still used in secondary schools around the world.

8. The Nature of language

   • Phonology
     • All the world's languages ​​sound so different because the way languages ​​use speech to form patterns varies from language to language.
   • Syntax: known as grammar
     • PRESCRIPTIVE GRAMMAR (learning)
     • DESCRIPTIVE GRAMMAR (Acquisition)
   • Morphology
     • It is the study of word formation
       • A bound morpheme
       • A free morpheme
   • Semantics
     • It refers to the study of meaning
     • Pragmatics
       • It is the way in which we use language in context.
   • Interlanguage
     • Interlanguage is a language created by learners of a second language which is between the target language and the learner's first language.
   • Fossilization
     • Fossilization is the ‘freezing’ of the transition between the native language and the target language.

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