Sabotable
The person who encodes and sends the message.
sender
The study of body movements and gestures in communication.
kinesics
Human communication system that uses symbols, grammar, and meaning.
human language
This happens when a speaker changes from one language or language variety to another during communication
Code-Switching
Which ancient civilization built the Machu Picchu?
Inca
The person who decodes and interprets the message.
receiver
The study of personal space in communication.
proxemics
This type of language variety is associated with a particular geographical area, such as Cebuano spoken in parts of the Philippines.
Regional Dialect
These are specialized words or expressions used by a particular profession, group, or field.
Jargons
Which language has the most native speakers in the world?
Mandarin Chinese
The medium or signs used to transmit information.
code
Changes in pitch, tone, and volume when speaking
paralinguistic features
A variety of language used by a particular social group or class.
Sociolect
“I was supposed to go there, pero it was raining kasi.” Why is this considered Conyo speech?
Because English and Filipino are mixed in one sentence.
What is the deepest known point in Earth’s oceans?
Challenger Deep
In the communication process, this element refers to the content that is being transmitted.
message
Non-verbal sounds like sighs, pauses, or laughter that influence meaning.
vocalics
“Ma’am, I already finished my assignment, pero I forgot to submit it.” This is an example of what?
“Lesson plan,” “learning competency,” and “learning outcomes” are examples of jargon commonly used in this profession.
Education
Which strait separates Asia from North America?
Bering strait
In sociolinguistics, code-switching is not simply “mixing languages”; it can also reflect a speaker's identity, relationship with others, and this broader factor.
Social and Cultural Context
A person's posture, such as standing confidently or crossing their arms, can communicate this without words.
Attitude or emotion
The terms such as "kuya" "ate" and "po" at "opo" demonstrate how language can reflect this aspect of Filipino Culture.
Respect
"Diagnosis" , "symptoms" and "prescription" are examples of jargons use in this profession.
Medicine/Healthcare
the intense, hysterical fan frenzy surrounding the English rock band from 1963 to 1966
Beatlemania