Linguistics

• Linguistics is the study of language and its structure in different levels
• Linguistics studies the history, usage, and effects of language in culture or heritage
• Language is the non-instinctive method of communication in order to project ideas, emotions, and desires by means of voluntary symbols or gestures
• phonetics is the area of linguistics that studies sound production
• phonetics studies how sounds are produced using the physical body
• phonology studies the sound patterns that make up of letters and probable meaning and representations of each
• morphology studies word structures and combination of different letters that make up words with specific meaning
• syntax studies the sentence patterns that communicates the idea
• syntax studies the arrangement of words to create well-formed sentences in a language
• enumerate the four branches of linguistics

  phonetics, phonology, morphology, syntax
• psycholinguistics is a branch that draws upon psychology and linguistics and is interested on how the brain processes, comprehends, and produces language
• sociolinguistics is the branch that studies the connection between language and society and how they entwine
• anthropological linguistics is the relationship between language and culture; language as a cultural resource and practice
• computational linguistics is the branch that combines computer science, linguistics, and ai; they analyze model natural language using computational methods
• computational linguistics include chatbots, speech recognition, grammar checking
• enumerate the four branches of linguistics

  psycholinguistics, sociolinguistics, anthropological linguistics, computational linguistics
• "lingua"


  tounge, language
• father of linguistics 


  ferdinand de saussure