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APHG Ch 5

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Language   A system of communication though symbols, gestures, and a collection of sounds that a group of people understand to have the same meaning  
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Ideogram   symbols that indicate words/parts of words  
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Phenome   Sounds used that distinguish one word from another  
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Protolanguage   Earliest form of a language  
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Afro-Asiatic   Arabic and Hebrew. Located in S.W. Asia and N. Africa.  
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Niger-Congo   Sub-Saharan Africa. Swahili: No written tradition  
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Indo-European   Most widely spoken. UN official languages: English, French  
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Sino-Tibetan   Various Chinese languages and dialects. Mandarin is most widely spoken language  
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Nomadic warrior Hypothesis   Languages spread through military due to herders from Kazakhstan conquering Europe and Asia 4,000 BCE  
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Sedentary Farmer Hypothesis   Language spread through agriculture. 6,000 BCE from turkey  
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Language spread from religion   Missionaries spread Islam and Arabic language  
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Language spreads from trade   500 CE Swahili became lingua franca. Spread through Bantu Migration. Isn’t always official language or 1st language of the counties but each knows the language  
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Language spread through colonialism   English, Dutch, French. All official languages  
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Isogloss   Geographic boundary in which a particular linguistic feature occurs  
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Accent   Way people speak and the way words are pronounced in different parts of the world  
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Syntax   Arrangement of words and phrases  
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Vernacular   The common language/dialect spoken by people  
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Dialect   Region of language that differs from other areas using specific words (Ya’ll)  
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Standard language   Most acceptable for government, business, education and mass communication  
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Orthography   Conventional spelling of a language  
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Creole   Indigenous and colonizer languages are mixed  
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Ebonic   Dialect spoken by some African Americans  
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