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Mind Map by Teacher Robert Jaime, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Teacher Robert Jaime
over 5 years ago
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What is a Language System?
- Meaning: it is a group of units
and elements used in a
particular language
- usage: we use it to
communicate, to express
ideas and be part of a
society.
- Subsystems
- Lexical Subsystem
- Thousands of words that
create the way to express
the language
- Thousands of words that
create the way to express
the language
- Grammatical Subsystem
- The rules to arrange the
words to communicate an
accurate message
- The rules to arrange the
words to communicate an
accurate message
- Phonic Subsystem
- The group of sounds
and pronunciation
for the words that
integrate a language
- The group of sounds
and pronunciation
for the words that
integrate a language
- Lexical Subsystem
- Types
- Isolative languages
- Created
without
affixes
- Created
without
affixes
- Agglutinative languages
- These can have lots of
affixes attached to its
stem of words.
- These can have lots of
affixes attached to its
stem of words.
- Inflexional languages
- It is a language which on
the stem of every words
has a single affix
- It is a language which on
the stem of every words
has a single affix
- Isolative languages
- Typological significance
- The way the
words are
arranged
- Phrases of two.
combination,
of 3 or more words
- Compound words.
- Affixal words
- Internal inflexion: for
example the irregular
verbs that change thheri
spelling in differen
tenses.
- Suppletion: done by
the inflexion in words.
- The way the
words are
arranged
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