Characteristics of Oral Language
We assign this to the words and symbols we use.
What is enunciation?
Having a private discussion with your significant other.
What is intimate?
Speech that discriminates based on identity. Often homophobic, racist, sexist, etc.
What is hate speech?
This is the real name of "The Wild Child" found strapped to a potty chair in the mid 1900s.
Who is Genie Wiley?
This is a unique characteristic of vocal communication. Without this, words have no meaning.
What is sound?
When a particular group of people have the same sound to their language it is called this. It can be regional or ethnic.
What is a dialect?
What is consultative?
Uses terms like "worthless", "stupid", or "dumb".
What is judgemental language?
What is she was unable to communicate, and wasn't used to civil society?
These are the rules that regulate our use of language.
What is grammar?
An example of this misarticulation is saying "ax" instead of "ask".
What is substitution?
Saying the Texas Pledge in the morning.
What is frozen?
Uses vulgar or abusive curse and swear words.
What is profane language?
Genie Wiley was found at this age.
What is 14?
What is large and flexible?
An example of this misarticulation is saying "arr" instead of "our".
What is omission?
Giving a speech in front of your class.
What is formal?
Using terms like "um" or "you know", sometimes known as discussion markers.
What is the critical period hypothesis?
This is what language is similar to. It's how computers know what to do.
What is a code?
An example of this misarticulation is saying "wassup" instead of "what's up?".
What is slurring?
Talking about last night's episode of the new Percy Jackson series with your friends.
What is casual?
Unclear terms such as "they" or "a lot".
This type of meaning would define a teacher as: "a person who teaches, especially in a school".
What is denotative?