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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Linguistics Studies
exam tomorrow!!!!!!!!
0 what does the word "domain" mean linguistically???? or "language norm"???? 0-
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0 That depends. Do you study cognitive linguistics or what? Words themselves, as some functionalists maintain, do not have meaning.
- 0 That depends.
- Do you study cognitive linguistics or what?
- Words themselves, as some functionalists maintain, do not have meaning.
- It is the context which gives them one.
- 02 br 02 br 00 Language norm I believe refers to a general conviction that there exists a 'standard' among L1 speakers of a language.
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0 That depends. Do you study cognitive linguistics or what? Words themselves, as some functionalists maintain, do not have meaning. It is the context which gives them one. So, words independent of context are of little meaning, if they have meaning at all. 02 br
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00 Language norm I believe refers to a general conviction that there exists a 'standard' among L1 speakers of a la
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00 Language norm I believe refers to a general conviction that there exists a 'standard' among L1 speakers of a la
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