Telebisyon at Kahalagahan Nito: Quiz at Flashcards

Study Notes

Telebisyon - referred to as the most powerful media in the present. Broadsheet - uses English language and formal terms. Covers significant world events.
Tabloid - uses Filipino language. Smaller paper size. Emotionally charged and sensational.
Fliptop - oral presentation via rap. Pick-up lines - new phrases often used to initiate romantic relationships.
The Philippines is known as the "Text Capital of the World" due to 1.4 billion text messages sent through SMS.
Dell Hathaway Hymes - refers to socially appropriate topics of conversation based on social interaction. Noam Chomsky - knowledge of language structure influences its use.
Linguistics - study of language and its usage. Sociologist - examines how language affects people based on age, gender, belief.
Anthropological linguist - examines relationship between language and culture. Linguistic anthropology - studies of how culture is learned through language.
Syntax - combining words to form meaningful expressions. Morphology - study of word structure and meaning. Morpheme - smallest unit of meaning. Morphemic affix - used to modify meaning of words.
Lexicon - recognition of content words or function words. Konotasyaon - personal meaning of a word or group of people. Denotasyaon - meaning of a word found in a dictionary. Kolokasyon - similar words. Orthography - writing system (letters, diacritics, and punctuation). Ponoolohiya - branch of linguistics studying sounds or phenomena of a language.
Pares-minimal - similar words with different meanings when used in context. Diphotong - combination of two vowels. Arkiponems - i and u symbols used in writing or pronunciation. Duas (1990) - stated that misunderstandings between two people talking can be caused by various possibilities.