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Anthropological Linguistics 33

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Anthropological Linguistics 33

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  1. Anthropological Linguistics Presented By : Hassan Ali Roll No : 60 Department : English Session : 2018-22 University Of PoonchRawlakot,Ajk

  2. How does language contact influence language change? Language contact refers to situations where speakers of different languages interact and influence each other's language use, which can result in language change.

  3. Lexical borrowing • When speakers adopt words from another language • Encounter new concepts or ideas

  4. Phonological borrowing • Adoption of new sounds or pronunciation patterns. • When speakers are exposed to different accents. • Communicate in different accents.

  5. Syntactic borrowing • Adoptation of sentence structures from another language. • Encounter new ways of expressing ideas. • Begin to incorporate them into their own language.

  6. Semantic shift • Meaning of a word changes due to language contact. For example, the meaning of a word may shift from its original meaning in one language to a new meaning in another language.

  7. Code-switching • Switch between two or more languages in the same conversation. • Result in the mixing of linguistic elements from different languages.

  8. What is Transdiomatic Practice? • Use multiple languages and linguistic forms in their everyday lives. • Form of cultural and linguistic diversity. • Construction of identity through language use.

  9. Example • Individuals use multiple languages to assert their cultural identity or resist dominant cultural and linguistic norms. • Examine the ways in which language and culture are intertwined.

  10. What is Diglossia? • Use of two or more dialects by the same speakers in different social contexts. • Use for different purposes. • Each having a distinct and well-defined role. • Formal Dialect • Informal Dialect

  11. What is Hetroglossia? • Use of multiple languages, dialects and styles within a single speech event. • Individuals switch between different languages, dialects. • Characteristic of multilingual and multicultural societies.

  12. Example • Individuals may use one language to communicate with friends, another language for work or education, and a third language to communicate with people from different cultural backgrounds.

  13. of multilingual and multicultural societies • Thank You

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