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Five Basic Components of Language
Phonology, Morphology, Syntax, Semantics, Pragmatics
Phonology
Study of sounds
Morphology
Study of word structure
Syntax
Study of sentence structure
Semantics
Study of meaning
Pragmatics
Study of language context
McNeills Gesture Typology
Iconics, Metaphorics, Deictics, Beats
Iconics
Resemble what they represent
Metaphorics
Resemble abstract concepts
Deictics
Pointing
Beats
Gesticulations with rhythm of speech
Phoneme
Sounds that create different meanings for a word in a language
Allophone
Different pronunciations that doesn’t change meaning
Monophtong
A pure vowel sound
Morphemes
Chunks of meaning
Allomorph
Variations of morphemes that have the same meaning
Prescriptive Grammar
Ideal of what language should be
Descriptive Grammar
What we actually speak