PURPOSIVE COMMUNICATION

LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

HUMAN METHOD TO COMMUNICATE, WE USE IT TO COMMUNICATE

LANGUAGE

CAN BE CALLED ------- IF IT HAS A SYSTEM OF RULES OR IF IT HAS GRAMMAR

LANGUAGE

IS A ----- IF IT HAS A SOUND SYSTEM

GRAMMAR

LANGUAGE CAN BE CALLED LANGUAGE IF IT HAS A SYSTEM OF RULES OR IF IT HAS

PHONOLOGY

IS THE SOUND SYSTEM

PHONOLOGY

IS THE STUDY OF SOUNDS

VOCABULARY

LANGUAGE IS A LANGUAGE IF IT HAS --------

LEXICON

a dictionary; a specialized vocabulary used in a particular field or place

COMMUNICATION

IS THE EXCHANGE OF IDEAS AND INFORMATION USING LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE

is indeed a
complex human capacity. It
is, therefore,important to be
aware of its features and
behavior to be able to use
language more effectively
and productively in
communicating with others.

1. A SYSTEM OF RULES (GRAMMAR)
2. A SOUND SYSTEM (PHONOLOGY)
3. VOCABULARY (LEXICON)

Language is a human capacity that consists of

LANGUAGE ACQUISITION

While growing up in a community, people acquire the languages used by those
in the community. This is the process of

MOTHER TOUNGES

The languages acquired while growing up are known

FIRST LANGUAGES

The languages acquired while growing up are known as mother tongues, which
may also be referred to as

SECOND LANGUAGES

Other than the first languages, there are other languages that are needed for
various reasons. These other languages are referred

LANGUAGE LEARNING

People learn their second languages in school or on their own. This is the process of

LANGUAGE CHANGE

In our interaction with other people, our languages come into contact with their languages, resulting in

LANGUAGE CHANGE

is a natural behavior of all languages.

SPEECH COMMUNITY

REFERS TO THE GROUP OF PEOPLE YOU BELONG WITH DURING YOUR YOUNGER YEARS. THIS GROUP HAS THEIR OWN LANGUAGE THAT THEY USE.

1. LANGUAGE ACQUISITION
2. LANGUAGE LEARNING
3. LANGUAGE CONTACT
4. LANGUAGE CHANGE

SPEECH COMMUNITY CONSISTS:

LANGUAGE ACQUISTION

IS THE LANGUAGE THAT WE GREW OUT FROM. WE NATURALLY ACQUIRE IT WITHOUT EFFORT, NOT SO CONCIOUS OF ACQUIRING IT KASI NAKALAKIHAN NATIN.

MOTHER TOUNGE

FIRST LANGUAGE

FIRST LANGUAGE

MOTHER TOUNGE

LANGUAGE LEARNING

WE EXERT EFFORT IN LEARNING IT, WE HAVE THE PURPOSE OF LEARNING THE LANGUAGE

LANGUAGE CONTACT

WE COME INTO CONTACT WITH OTHER LANGUAGES AND THEN WE WILL ADAPT.

LANGUAGE CHANGE

AFTER LANGUAGE CONTACT, WE WILL ADAPT OTHER LANGUAGES AND OUR LANGUAGE WILL CHANGE BUT WE MUST NEVER FORGET OUR FIRST LANGUAGE

COMMUNICATION

It is generally defined as the
exchange of thoughts, ideas,
concepts, and views between
and among two or more people,
various contexts come into play.

CONTEXT

It is the circumstance or
environment in which
communication takes place.

COMMUNICATION MODE
CONTEXT
PURPOSE AND STYLE

Classifications
of
Communication

1. VERBAL
2. NON VERBAL
3. VISUAL

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION ACCORDING
TO MODE

1. INTRAPERSONAL
2. INTERPERSONAL
3. EXTENDED
4. ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION
5. INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION ACCORDING
TO CONTEXT

1. FORMAL COMMUNICATION
2. INFORMAL COMMUNICATION

TYPES OF COMMUNICATION ACCORDING
TO PURPOSE AND STYLE

VERBAL AND NON VERBAL CODES

should complement each other.

VISUAL COMMUNICATION

interpretation of signs and symbols is crucial since people have different ways of interpreting them.It is important to always contextualize the symbol/sign received in order to arrive at the correct Interpretation.

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

a system of communication should be put in place. Transmission of message
and message flow also play an important role in effective

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

People have different linguistic, religious, ethnic, social, and professional backgrounds. It is then
necessary to pay attention to to avoid miscommunication and/or communication breakdown.

FORMAL AND INFORMAL

communication have different uses depending on the
situation. Both types may be in oral or written mode.

EXTENDED COMMUNICATION

COMMUNICATING THROUGH A CHANNEL

ORGANIZATIONAL COMMUNICATION

SAME ORGANIZATION

INTERCULTURAL COMMUNICATION

FROM DIFF. BACKGROUNDS

INTRAPERSONAL

communication with oneself

INTERPERSONAL

between people (usually describing social activities)