Corpuz, Jermine Asia A. 104TM The speaker, named David Adger, said in the video that we use language to express ourselves, our thoughts, our feelings, and the kind of person we are. Which I personally agree with. We express ourselves in a way that other people might not understand because of how they use language on their own. Which is totally okay as language, specifically how we understand the composed sentences, is growing over time. Another thing is about the relative clauses. What I understand about what he said is that there were different types of clauses in how we structure our sentences, but the thought is the same. An example that he has also mentioned is the phrases "the woman who I saw", "the woman that I saw", and "the woman I saw". All of these have the same thoughts but are constructed into different phrases.
After watching this video, what I find most valuable is that how language is very important in our lives because it is the primary tool that we use to convey our thoughts, ideas and emotions to others. It enables us to communicate, share experiences and connect with one another.
As a student I realized after i watch this video is the importance of nature language, specially to know how we used it and delivered by communication. It is the way by which people communicate with one another,build relationships and also in understanding with one another. I know myself that I'm not good in English but i considered that studying is the way to make me better soon.
This video was certainly very insightful and interesting as David Adger talked about the nature of language, describing it as something very dynamic, and my take-aways is that language is much more than syntax which is just the organization of words since language is also part of our identity. The things we say with our language is, most of the time, not direct as we use it to express our thoughts and feelings, revealing and reflecting who we are on the inside, and in relation to language being abstract and influenced by our identity, it is also influenced by our social factors or the people that we surround ourselves with through different grammatical rules than usual.
I really appreciated what linguist said, "We don't use language just to say literal things." From what I've learned, language is used to express our sentiments and who we are as people, as well as to shout out what we want to say. Language is not only a tool for communication; it also allows us to be ourselves.
After watching this video, I realized that language is really important to people because we can't communicate and we can't understand others if we don't know what language we're going to use. Language is a system for communicating, as Mr. David said. We can now express what we feel or what's going on in our minds by communicating it with others.
The one that I valued the most of the information said by the linguist David Adger is we don't use language just to say literal things. That gives me an understanding about his point that we don’t use language just to say things that are literally. However, we used it to express our feelings and also to express what kind of person we are. That gives the nature of language a different kind of perspective not just by talking and communicating with each other. In this way I learn that we not only have a language for communication but also for us to express our feelings towards each other.
We can express ourselves by using language, it is so valuable that we can speak to each other to understand and communicate really well. Having an effective conversation is how the speaker delivers the message and how the receiver will comprehend it.
We should value our nature of language and we can use it when we talked to another person and we can communicate with them confidently and no hesitate without judgement at all. And for me, another feature of language is the theories about what human language actually is in terms of similar concept. BSED 101-ED (Granado, Teresa Rose A.)
I find the speaker's insights into the nature of language intriguing. Especially the idea that language is not just a fixed set of rules but is constantly evolving through social interactions and reflects the identity of its users is thought-provoking. I realized and reflected that it emphasizes the dynamic and adaptive nature of language, which is not always apparent when we think about grammar and syntax. The example of Hackney teenagers developing a new grammatical rule based on their multilingual and multi-ethnic interactions is a testament to the richness of linguistic diversity and the role of language in shaping our social identities.
What I value most after viewing this movie is how language is crucial to our life because it is the main means through which we communicate our thoughts, ideas, and feelings to others. The use of language allows us to communicate with others in a variety of languages as well as express ourselves and share our expertise.
BSTM 104 Chris Jillian B. Santos After watching and hearing out the speaker, it made me realize how import language is to everyone; It is not just a bridge for communication with others but as well as expressing our thoughts and emotions. It also gives us an identity of who we are as we speak and communicate with other people.
The beauty of language is more than what meets the eye, every language has its own creative structure and function to the society that really brings the entire system together in a way nothing else could and what more is that learning it from a non-native perspective makes it even more precious with the amount of mental work that it takes for it to work and I believe one could say the nature of language surpasses fashion and time itself.
BSN_105, Agnote Joyce Ann E. As I watch this video, I gain new knowledge about the importance of language. According to this video, language does not only mean how we speak it but also has an impact on how we deliver it and how we present and express ourselves to others to show who we are as a person.
The phrase that I valued the most of what David Adger said is that " We don't use language just to say literal things." we use language to express our feelings and use what we have learned from the beginning since we were born. We start learning language from our parents or family and then know how to use the second language from school which is english that has many rules.
Having watched this video, I now recognize the important nature of language. Speaking is only one aspect of language; another is the ability to communicate in both our native tongue and in other languages. Individuals are capable of freely expressing their thoughts, ideas, opinions, and emotions in order to communicate with others in a way that they can easily understand. We are able to comprehend and communicate many things through the use of language.
after i watched this video, I now recognize the important nature of language. I value the aspect of communication and language because I like to share my emotions, thoughts, feelings with other people. Recently came to the realization that speaking another language is incredibly fantastic and helpful, not just for myself but for all of us.
After watching this video. David Adger explained that language is not just used to communicate information; it is also a means by which we express our thoughts, feelings, and even the characteristics that make us who we are. As a result, when we communicate, we do more than only communicate facts; we truly allow others an insight into our own inner world.
What I find most valuable in the information provided is the acknowledgment that language goes beyond mere factual communication. The important idea here is that language isn't only about stating information; it's how we express our feelings, thoughts, and who we are as individuals. This often gets overlooked when we only focus on the technical parts of language. - elumba BSA 102A
The difference between the languages that people are using makes it more interesting. With the use of language, we can express ourselves and spread our knowledge not just with one language but with the different languages that people are using. I value those things because that’s what makes people connect and understand each other.
After watching and listening carefully to this video, I realized one thing, as David Adger said "We don't just use language just to say literal things", honestly speaking, I agree to this though because we use language to express ourselves, thoughts, express how we feel, use to express what kind of person we are, these aspects of the Nature of language gives us our uniqueness as a human being.
For me the sentence that stood out to me is: "We human beings have a capacity to take discrete units like words or sounds, and we put them together in hierarchical ways." It highlights the fundamental nature of language as a system of combining smaller units to create meaning.
BSN 105N - Olchondra Larie What i value the most in the information given by the speaker is the importance of language, language is one our way to share our thoughts to express what we really feel, to share opinions and especially to communicate it doesn’t matter what nationality you are
What resonated deeply from David Adger's discourse was the notion that as humans, we possess the remarkable capability to articulate our thoughts, emotions, and concepts using the multifaceted canvas of language. The essence lies not solely in the transmission of words, but also in the interpretation of those words by the recipient. This insight underscores the limitless possibilities for fostering meaningful connections and effective communication among individuals. LIANE DERMIL - BSN 105
As a student, I am mindful that languages are one of the most important components of any cultural develpment, and not only for ourselves. It helps to communicate to each other, build relationships, enable us to communicate with others about our thoughts, ideas and feelings.
I've just realized that having language are really great and useful not only for me but for us, imagine having language we can express our feelings, thoughts and we can communicate to all foreign people using language. English, Filipino and etc Language are important for us to communicate and understand individual feelings and thoughts; don't afraid to speak even it's wrong grammar as long as they understand you it's okay, We have a lot of time to learn it.
BSTM - 104TM The information I valued the most was how we build sentences in every language there is. For every language and dialect, there are different forms and steps in building sentences in terms of topics, putting words together to create meanings. We are very much aware of what language we will use and how we will construct a sentence from a certain topic.
After viewing this video, I valued the different approaches to using language because it is one of the ways through which we communicate and allows every human being to express their thoughts and feelings. As an outcome, the speaker comprehends the significant role of language in focusing the ability of communication relied on as well as specifying certain forms of a language.
After watching this video the most value information i learn is language learning is a process that begins at birth and continues throughout life .Language use it to communicate their thoughts feelings and experiences and establish relationship with family
There is more to language than merely the words we use. It might also have to do with how we behave. We utilize language as a critical tool to express our thoughts and ideas as well as to create friendships, social links, and business interactions.
BEED 101E - PADILLA, MARIA KRISTINA V. After watching the video, I realized that it is very important that we learn about languages because, by studying these, we will be able to build a proper convention with our interlocutors and we will understand each other better.
The nature of language. In a home where English is not the fist language, grammar rules was not really applied but still effective to use to communicate with others.
BTSM - 104 What I valued most in the information given by the speaker, David Adger that we just don't speak regular language when we talk, we speak by emotions and our feelings it develops words into being a sentence that has been made by our emotions and how we feel it additionally I've realized that having the control of our voice and language we have the power to correctly we deliver our message and how the receiver comprehends the message
What I value the most about the information given by the speaker is that language is a method of expressing one’s thoughts and feelings. That there is more than the words we speak, it’s about the meaning and emotion behind it. Hornedo, Jessica Raven (104TM)
It’s very insightful and highlights the important aspects of human language, into its structure, evolution, and the cognitive processes with its use. Adger's work offers a deep thinking perspective on how language shapes our perception of the world and influences our interactions.
BSN103 He talks about the science of language and contends that language is a complex system shaped by both biology and society. He talks about how language is used to communicate, how it is taught, and how it evolves over time. Adger also investigates the relationship between language and mind, as well as the use of language in the creation of art and music. The Nature of Language is a thorough and approachable introduction to the science of language. It is an excellent resource for anyone interested in learning more about this intriguing topic.
As a teenager, I value the aspect of language the most not only to speak literary words to communicate, as we deliver our linguistics we are expected to share our thoughts, experiences, and to expressed our feelings or emotions towards other people. Through this, we used to understand, communicate, listen and loved people around us; And for me that is the very big asset of linguistics and multilingual language that gives us such an opportunity to communicate and understand the foreigners different language and way of communication.
BSTM-103TM - Nopueto, Meona After watching this, I realized that language is much more than what we say and how we put it together in constructing it; it is about expressing our thoughts and ideas as individuals, which we use every day to communicate with others.
BSN 105N - Payos Diana The most important information given by the speaker is the importance of words we don't use language just to say literal things, we use language to express ourselves, we use it to express our thoughts and our feelings, also to express what kind of a person we are. Language has a great importance in all aspects of life, because we use language to tell others about our feelings, or what we want, or when we would like to ask about something to understand what is going around us.
BSTM -104 After watching the video that all know ,Language is a structured system of communication that consists of grammar and vocabulary. It is the primary means by which humans convey meaning, both in spoken and written forms, and may also be conveyed through sign languages.
Like what David Adger, the speaker said, we don't use language just to say literal things you don't know. Humans have the capability to use language for expression, communication of their feelings, thoughts, and ideas.
What I valued most in the information given by the speaker, David Adger is the importance of words and part of language - the discrete, the hierarchical and the unbounded, the unending. But actually there’s more to language than this. So that is a fundamental aspect of the nature of language but actually when people think about language they think about more than just this aspect of it. There’s the way we use language, We don’t use language just to say literal things. What we do is we use language to express ourselves, we use it to express our thoughts, we use it to express how we’re feeling, we use it to express what kind of a person we are. BSEMC-102DA WARREN TAER
The new rule got me fascinated because it is used unconsciously; In standard English, there is a sentence structure that is more understandable and unlike the new rule, it worked out by ourselves. The new rule is like a hybrid which is two languages that have different sentence structures combined and come out understandable.
What I value the most is that, us human beings, we have the capacity to discrete units of words and we put them together to build up sentences, and we use those sentence to communicate and also express things to someone. Justine B. Pinto | BSEMC - 102DA
He agrees that our choice of words and expressions can be highly influenced by our social surroundings, such as our social status, cultural background, and the people we deal with. David Adger has made substantial contributions to the study of language by emphasising both universal characteristics shared by all languages and the dynamic nature of grammar influenced by social circumstances. It allows us to connect emotionally with others, promoting empathy and social relationships.
In the aftermath of watching Mr. David Adger's 'The Nature of Language' lecture, I believed that language does not restrict us to the words we utter; it also allows us to express ourselves and demonstrate the type of person we are. The use of language is reflected not only in what has been said but also in the way the person receiving acknowledges those words; language isn't solely about syntax and grammatical structures; it's also an opportunity for us to build relationships. Mendoza, Eunice T. (104TM)
What I valued most in the information given by the speaker, David Adger, was that we human beings have the capacity to express our thoughts, feelings, emotions, and ideas in any aspect of language; it's just how we deliver our message and how the receiver comprehends the message that you sent. Through this, we can understand and communicate with others without limit. - BSN_105_Solis, Frenches
What I value most in the information given by the speaker is that the language is a form of communication and it can help us to communicate with others, build strong relationships with others, and also it can help us to express what we really feel to everyone around us. BSED SOC-101ED_Alforque, Nickole
BSED-ENG 101ED - SANTOS, ELOISA What I’ve learned are Language is a means of communicating with people, whether orally or in writing. It is a system of signs that people use to convey their ideas and feelings to one another. Language are also combines sounds and words with meaning, as you must take note of both your own interpretation of a word and the meaning that the communicator is attempting to convey. Grammar and vocabulary make up one of the structure systems that we utilize in communication since we find it important to learn them.
Language is Important because it is our way to communicate and express our thoughts and feelings but most of the time language describes what kind of a person we are and it is important that we have different types of Language because it can help us communicate with others.
BSED- 101ED SAMINO, Johanna Marie A. Throughout the whole video, the speaker- David Agder, talks about how peoples language can differ depending on the location and culture of the people speaking it. There is a complex system created by humans that causes the variation of language. While watching, I found myself agreeing with what the speaker is saying. Especially the sentences below. "What it shows is the emergence of a new rule, and that new rule emerges through social factors. It emerges through the ways people interact with each other, the ways they want to be close to each other and it's done completely unconsciously, they don't know they're doing this- and that's how all languages work." I think it's an accurate take on one of the natures of language. People created the symbols, and letters, and words we use, and as time passed by- they changed depending on the context and how the language is being used. We often do this without meaning to, to fully convey the message we want others to receive. Which I think is one of the wonderful natures of language.
The emergence of new language rules through subconscious representations of oneself only goes to show how complex language is. It is fascinating to see how language adapts to different influences, such as culture and heritage. I think this is similar to how different generations have their own ways of speaking and the rise of new terms and words as the years go by. (Isabela Loraine Reyes - 101E - August 19, 2023)
As a person living in a "multilingual" country, I never realized that we are unconsciously creating grammatical rules. It shows that even the way we speak, our identity or family background is reflected too. Language is not all about grammar and syntax, but it's also a way that connects us. - Mary Ann Miranda, 101I
Garcia, Lee Anne AB ENG 101B The information i value the most in what the speaker has said is probably the fact that there are a lot of factors that affect the structure of a sentence which can expand and be put together to create a whole different way of using the language. Not only the speaker's education but also their different interactions or people they are involved with put so much influence as to how their own version of the language is built or put together.
What I valued the most from the information given by the speaker is that people may have or speak different languages, but as long as we express what really is in our minds, we will understand each other. Multilingualism from other people's points of view may symbolize diversity, but it is what makes people unique; people understand each other as long as we express ourselves. -105N
Evangelio, Kate Angela F. 101B [AB-English] - There’s more to language than this. So that is a fundamental aspect of the nature of language but actually when people think about language they think about more than just this aspect of it. - So the more multilingual, multi-ethnic you are, if you’ve got tons and tons of friends who all speak second languages, then you’re much more likely to use this new grammatical rule than if you’ve got mainly monolingual friends. So it really turns out to be the case that it’s in a sense an expression of your identity as a Hackney teenager, completely subconscious. You don’t know you’re doing this but it expresses who you are when you start using this grammatical rule like that.
As a child I spent as much time with my grandmother, on my father's side. She was born in Oklahoma. She spent her teens living in the western southern states. I will never forget subtle differences in the way that she would pronounce or describe certain items she never did lose her accent even though she's lived her entire adult life in Oregon I feel which truly brings the majority of the people here on to Common Ground is the absence of a defined accent I apologize for my lack of punctuation the device in which I'm using is extremely difficult to edit
Grammar ruling changes over time because language consists of words, idioms and syntax. We communicate and use language to express ourselves, though there are different kinds of language and grammar rules all over the world. Still the objective of this is to be able to communicate and understand each other. Language is one of the most important and characteristic form of human behavior, we use words and idioms as tool to perform and share experience to others. Language is an important part of human connection, we people understand each other and be able to address our thoughts through words also gives us avenue to express our ideas and emotion with others. To share some ideas according to ethnologue english is the most spoken language in the world, literally its 1.452 billion people are using english language.
I recently came to the realization that speaking another language is incredibly fantastic and helpful, not just for myself but for all of us. Imagine being able to connect with individuals from other countries using our language. Languages like English, Filipino, and others are crucial for us to communicate and comprehend one another's feelings and thoughts; don't be scared to talk, even if your grammar is incorrect, as long as people can understand you. We have plenty of time to learn new languages. MULLON BSA 102A
After watching this video, I realized that the capacity of language for us is to express our thoughts and feelings which give us our uniqueness as a human and also our cognitive abilities.Language is a communication that defines our ethnicity.-Mosquera BSIT 103I
BSN 105N: Bernardino, Sophia I learned that there are various languages that we use all around the world, and we use different kinds of rules in every sentence that we construct. That difference makes language even more interesting because it makes us more creative and innovative, and each individual is capable of creating their own way because language isn’t just about speaking and saying what you want to say; it is much more than that. With language, we are able to express ourselves, our feelings, and our emotions, as well as learn about one another. So it doesn’t matter if your way of speaking or your grammar is different from others because, by the end of it, it is yourself that you're expressing, and that is what matters most.
Language is a multilingual word that all people used to speak and communicate with each other. It is also expressing someone's thought's, feelings, emotions and expressions to communicate to all people.
EMC 102DA - Viray, Ashanti Danice M. For me, I found the most valuable in the information is that language allows us to share our ideas, thoughts, and feelings with others. Language is also a way to communicate with others and connect us.
ANRIY KLYN CAUBAT BSED-ENG 101ED After watching this video, I realized that language is not just about your nationality. In fact, Language is a way to communicate with everyone in this world, and it is a way to express ourselves, learn new words, vocabulary, and even our grammar. It may be different from other countries, however, as long as you put your heart to english you will learn our grammar correctly no matter what your nationalities are. Even if we speak differently, at least we understand each other using expression.
BSN-105 - Garcia, Patrick After watching this video, I realized that our language is one of the things I valued the most, it's more than just the words we speak; it might also be about how we show ourselves, and who are we. Language is an essential tool for expressing our thoughts and feelings, as well as for forming friendships, and for communication in our daily lives
Cuyo, Gian Carlo P. 101E BEED ENG C101 Language is very dynamic, it is different for every country and it is used to communicate with our fellow human beings. The power of language is very powerful as it impacts the lives of every people in this world and has the ability to change our lives
Zoleta, Jerome F. (BSTM-104) we humans are unique to eachother, we are different in our own ways yet we need eachother in order to work as a society or as a whole. just like language, language is bold. language is broad. so my takeaway is language work in various ways depends where you come from or how you use it. Language is language it connects people to form a bond or to express thoughts, feelings, tells a story or to give information
Language isn't just about the words we speak. It can also be about how we carry ourselves. Language is a vital tool we use it also to express our thoughts, ideas and it forges friendships, cultural ties and economic relationships.
BEED 101E- Cristobal, Sharmaine Anne As a student i valued the most in the information given by the speaker, is language is our effective communication because language is the foundation of communication. Understanding its nature helps improve how we convey information, share ideas, and connect with others. In essence, valuing the nature of language enhances our ability to interact, learn, and grow as individuals and as global society. And valuing the nature of language empowers us students with essential skills for academic exellence, personal growth, cultural understanding, and future success in a rapidly changing world.
Natural language processing is an interdisciplinary subfield of linguistics and computer science. It is primarily concerned with processing natural language datasets, such as text corpora or speech corpora, using either rule-based or probabilistic machine learning approaches.-PESEBRE FULYN BEED 101E
In this video, I learned that language is very important to everyone because just like David Adger said, We don't use language to say literal things. We use language to express ourselves, thoughts, feelings, and to express what kind of person we are. I also learned that in language, when we put together words and sentences, we don't know what rules we're using. We just put it together and it works. And that is as much part of the nature of language. The creation of new grammatical rules. Joana B. Rivera BSTM - 104TM
According to David Adger's explanation of the nature of language, there are many various ways that language can be used, but they are all utilized by people to convey their thoughts and express themselves. The takeaway that I appreciate most from this knowledge is that we ought not to lose sight of this from our perspective and not only concentrate on the structure of language. Being able to use this system for communication is the attribute that is most crucial. -BSN1 105N CABADING,WINDHY S.
I was taught by the nuns here in Maine. My teachers, even my French teacher in college, always taught by the rules of the language. I see mistakes where individuals like yourself may not. Therefore, I would say, "The person whom I saw" rather than "who" because it is objective case, direct object of the verb of the subordinate clause. "That" would be used for things, including what is abstract like ideas, "the vase that I purchased." There are certain correct forms that are stilted and often changed so as not to strain the natural flow of the language such as "It's I," although more formally and with a relative clause it works better, "It is I who am at fault." Now, of course, stylistically it may be a good idea to simplify, "I'm the one at fault." Rules can make speech, even writing at times, appear artificial and contrived. However, there is a difference between artistic license in formulating speech and blatant mistakes due to ignorance of the grammar. A good example is, "As a janitor, the very same issues may arise when I'm working nights." Instead, it should be, ""As a janitor, I may encounter those same issues when working nights." "Janitor" and "I" must be back to back because I am the janitor. In any event, my language background taught me to understand the why and how of sentence construction. I find, as a result, communication is clearer.
BEED 101E VIDAL, KATE It looks into the interesting aspects of language, including its complicated structure and virtually endless creative potential. The speaker clarifies how language affects our understanding of the outside environment, communication, and thinking.
Lander Angelo P. Estanislao BSEd-English 101ED English language in particular has various ways of forming words into sentences, it''s quite confusing to some people considering their nationality, and their arrangements of words or phrases may vary due to the syntax that they've learned throughout studying their native language and our universal language "English.". Based on my observations during my highschool days, some of my classmates are struggling with constructing sentences because they have become habituated to our primary language. They tend to create phrases in our own native language before translating them to English. My point is that English has very complex forms where we can jumble the words and make another variation on the arrangement of objects, verbs, or even expressions. Therefore, it is important to acquire some knowledge about the proper utilization of English so that we can use the language more effectively.
BSN-105N- DE LEON, KIRSHA KIEHL A. The nature of language is the study of its organization, learning, and use, examining how it promotes efficient interpersonal communication and expression as well as how it changes through time.
The language is a means of communication, allowing us to share our thoughts and feelings with others. We may be able to understand and communicate with them by learning a different language. That's why language is very important to us. Mary Ann Hermosa, BSN 105
Language does not only limit people with the words they say or introduce to one another, but it apparently improves one's sense of expression. For, all people have the capacity to subconsciously transcribe innovations that crucially expounds one's identity, relationships, and their native of languages. - Sharmaine Flores, 105N
This is merely how language naturally develops; it doesn't mean the process is good or bad. Because languages are living things, grammar generally changes! Similar rules apply to English grammar. Any language that doesn't change will eventually vanish.
BSED-101ED - Uy, Mark Vincent, the information I value the most given by the speaker was, despite the differences in how a language structure its sentences, or its sounds or how the written form differenciates to other foreign languages, essentially they all convey human thoughts and ideas, a process of stacking discrete units such as words and sounds on top of each other as much as necessary, and all of these processes work around the languages' specific grammar rules.
BSN 105N - Salundaguit, Andrew F. What I valued most in the information given by the speaker was that it is clear that social elements or factors such as race, age, gender, region, social class, occupation, role, circumstance, context, and many more have an impact on language and grammatical norms, influencing the linguistic choices we make. English, or really any language, does not function like a machine that modifies and arranges words according to grammatical rules to produce a linguistic product that is acceptable, the perception of language by its audience is a highly complex issue based on many parts, specifically a wide range of social factors.
BSN 105N. Rasol, Ainah V. Language is an essential component of human connection. The syntax and grammar of a language establish the ways in which words can be meaningfully joined. Language enables us to communicate our ideas, emotions, and feelings to others.
JUBELEA, ARABELLA ALTHEA J. 104TM We don't use language to just to say literal things. We use language to express ourself, our thoughts, we use to say our feelings, express what the person we are.
BSN-103N- Nozue, Yoshiki After I finished watching the video, I came to the realization that Language has vital part in Humanities connection with one another and although all species have their ways of communicating, humans are the only ones that have mastered cognitive language communication. Language has the power to create Nations and help people but it can also Destroy societies, people's lives as simple as breathing.
as I watch the video, and the speaker says that His art is entirely concerned with syntax, or the way he joins words. to elicit meaning, which differs greatly from languages and systems in many ways. human characteristics that lead to this diversity. Moreover, when people consider language, they consider "more" than just one feature. Not everything we say in language is literal. What we do is express ourselves through language. we use to communicate our feelings, our thoughts, and other ideas. what sort of individuals we are. And that is a feature of the way that language works. The relative clause is another topic covered by the speaker. Essentially, it states that when Take a noun, like a flower, for instance. then after that you add a sentence, for example, "a flower that I love." or a plant that I purchased. BSTM - 104TM
BSED-SOC 101ED - ROSAGENIA, MA.SOPHIA A. ENG C101 •We human beings has a capacity to take discrete units like words or sounds and we put them together in hierarchical ways. •We don't use language just to say literal things, what we do is we use language to express ourselves, to express our thoughts, to express how we're feeling. In addition, to express what kind of a person we are.
BEED 101E ENG C101 Chrystar Venice F. Fonseca The aspect of David Adger's language use that I respect most is his use of various languages. More recently, David Adger said how all 7,000 languages in the world adhere to the same fundamental scientific principles, how to create a language that defies these rules, and how learning languages that are just unintelligible causes our brains to drive ourselves crazy.
BSN_105, CUNING, IRA JANE M. For me using language to express ourselves made me value because it is true that we are able to express ourselves through language just like when we talk to our friends or family we don't realize that because we are so busy talking to them we become more comfortable talk to them no matter what language we use you can feel them through their facial expression that they are comfortable
