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Meaning of ling¿¿stica




Felipe Lorenzo del Río

ling¿¿stica
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Linguistics: from latin lingua, tongue, tongue. Scientific study of human languages, its structure and its historical evolution, study in which there are many trends, schools and approaches. I would highlight two: the structuralism of Ferdinand Sausure in the 19th century, which tends to consider language as a system or structure and generative grammar of Noam Chomsky on the 20th that understands it as a mental process of the speaker that in community acquires speech from some innate abilities.

  




Danilo Enrique Noreña Benítez

The correct term is Linguistics. Concerning languages. Related languages. Science that deals explain and describe the facts of language in all 40 levels; Lexicon, phonic and syntactic ).

  



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