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This linguistic aspect studies the structures of words and sentences.
What is Semantics?
It applies the linguistic science to the domain of law.
What is Forensic linguistics?
This studies the patterns and meaning behind speech.
What is Discourse Analysis?
It studies the structure, articulation and perception of speech sounds.
What is Phonetics?
Study of old manuscripts literature.
What is Philology?
Studies the similarities and differences between languages.
What is Typology?
Study of the changes and evolution of the language.
What is Historical Linguistics?
Studies the relation between social structure and language use.
What is Sociolinguistics?
Studies the grammatical relation of words and other units in sentences.
What is Syntax?
This studies how language is acquired and processed psychologically.
What is Psycholinguistics?
The study of sound system's pattern and principles.
What is Phonology?
The study of the Brain and the physical representation of language in it.
What is Neurolinguistics?
It is applied to language and Education.
What is Applied Linguistics?
It is the compiling of dictionaries.
What is Lexicography?
The study of the structures of words.
What is Morphology?
It analyzes how language is or was spoken before.
What is Descriptive Linguistics?
Metathesis is a type of what kind of change.
What is Phonetic?
Relexification is a type of ___ change in languages.
What is Semantic?
They were the first to develop an alphabetic writing system
Who were the Greeks?
It aims to observe the linguistic world as it is.
What is Descriptive Linguistics?
It is the only characteristic shared with animals.
What is symbolic system?
It is known as an added sound.
What is excrescence?
A change of word for what was once another word.
What is narrowing?
Words that have been formed by using other words without losing its meaning.
What is shifting?
A change of a word phonetically.
What is assimilation?