Intelanguage phonology

Intelanguage phonology

1. Interlaguage - Provisional grammars developer by L2 during the process of target language acquisition

   • Synchronic - Diachronic
     • Sistematic variability is released to linguistic context to nature of the task involved for elicitation purposes
       • Learnes seen to acquire language in similar stages regardless of their exposure or their L1

2. IL as rule governed behavior

   • Susceptible to linguistic analysis in the same way as any natural language

3. A third approach TL the learner will prefer a style between formal- vernacular with categorical and variable rules

4. Dynamic and changeable - Focused on product at given moments in the acquisition of TL

   • L1/L2 similarities- differences

5. Fossilization deriving from cultural factors

6. Processes -Transfer from NL L1 acquisition processes -overgeneralization -approximation -avoidance constraints inherente difficulty of IL sounds and phonological context

   • -Tendency of articulators to rest position , to a CV pattern - Tendency to avoid extremes of pitch variation - Emotional and social constraints