https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr Ashley Kurowski en-us 2017-10-11 02:40:20 UTC 2017-10-11 13:55:42 UTC hello@padlet.com ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195863609 Syntax is an understanding through a language that makes a sentence understandable.All languages have a syntactic understanding, they have similarities and differences. 

Ex: an acceptable sentence through syntactic understanding is, "Riley played with Bryleigh." An unacceptable syntactic understanding would be, "Riley play, Bryleigh play, they both play."]]> 2017-10-11 02:44:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195863609 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195864548 Semantics takes a word and gives it meaning. The word phone is useless until we know how to apply it. Because of semantics we know that a phone is used to communicate.

Ex: By understanding semantics one would be able to make the sentence, "The children jumped on the trampoline." Not understanding would sound like, "We filled the trampoline up with water so we could go swimming."]]> 2017-10-11 02:51:18 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195864548 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195864999 Phonology is how a language interprets the sound letters make when combined together. Individual letters represent a sound and that understanding is called a phoneme.

Ex: Phonology is understanding that "br" can combine with "own" to make brown or "at" to make brat The "br" represents the same sound in both words.]]> 2017-10-11 02:55:04 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195864999 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195865763 Morphology is used i language to  to provide past, present or future tense to something. It is also to used add more syllables to a word.

Ex: Morphology is described as saying she sings, she sung or she will sing. By stating it in these ways it changes the time frame being described.]]> 2017-10-11 03:01:44 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195865763 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195866235 Pragmatics has a very broad meaning to language. A couple of the meanings are showing the ability to hold a discussion, speaking with manners to someone, or trying to imply something by using a question.

Ex: If i were trying to hint to my room-ate that it is cod in the house, but did not want to say it outright, by using pragmatics I could say, "Who turned the AC down so low?" or "Am I the only one freezing?"]]> 2017-10-11 03:05:51 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195866235 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867155 Within the first 6 months an infant is able to recognize the change of a phoneme after one is played constantly, and then suddenly changes.]]> 2017-10-11 03:13:08 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867155 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867371 Crying is the very first form of communication. This begins at birth, Crying is usually done when the baby needs something; food, attention, diaper change, sleep]]> 2017-10-11 03:14:57 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867371 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867429 Cooing is a form of communication that typically signals pleasure. It is a noise that comes from the back of the throat. Cooing begins around 2-4 months old.]]> 2017-10-11 03:15:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867429 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867683 Babbling begins at about 6 months old. This is when the infant is capable of making constant phonemes.]]> 2017-10-11 03:17:25 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867683 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867838 Gestures is not a verbal milestone, but it is used to communicate. The infant will point at something of interest or show something to someone that the infant wants to be noticed. This can happen anywhere between 7-15 months old but typically happens around 11-12 months of age]]> 2017-10-11 03:18:33 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195867838 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195868208 When a infant forms a word with meaning it is known as their first word. All parents wait on two words, mama and dada. These two words are the identification word for the parents. An infant can say their first word as early as 5 months old.]]> 2017-10-11 03:21:11 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195868208 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195868495 Between the ages of 18-24 months old a child begins to say two-word utterances. These utterances can show possession, "My toy" or ask a question, "Where mama?" Utterances can also be used to identify, "Look bird."]]> 2017-10-11 03:23:00 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/195868495 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196024648 2017-10-11 13:52:29 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196024648 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196025443 2017-10-11 13:53:39 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196025443 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196026169 2017-10-11 13:54:48 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196026169 ashley_kurowski_ak https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196026761 2017-10-11 13:55:42 UTC https://padlet.com/ashley_kurowski_ak/c30oubmrvyxr/wish/196026761