Selasa, 24 Mei 2016

Semantics

Hallo reader... Assalamualaikum, apa kabar hari ini ?
ok, pada kesempatan kali ini saya akan mencoba sedikit membahas mengenai Semantics.


        Semantik adalah bagian dari linguistik yang berbicara tentang makna. Semantik  tidak membahas tentang strukturalis kalimat. Tapi kadang-kadang kita harus membuat kalimat yang baik dengan strukturalis yang baik dan memiliki arti.

        Ada beberapa jenis semantik yang kita harus tahu, yaitu:
  • Polysemy

Polisemi dikenal sebagai "many meanings", karena dalam kata morfologi yang sama mungkin memiliki berbagai arti yang berbeda dibeberapa kamus.
Misalnya: "see" memiliki banyak arti, seperti:
- Perceive with the eyes, discern visually.
-Discern or deduce mentally after reflection or from information.
-Meet (someone one knows) socially or buy change.
-Escort or conduct (someone) to a specified place.

  • Synonymy

Sinonim adalah beberapa kata memiliki pengertian yang sama atau nilai untuk semua fitur semantik, meskipun fitur ini selalu parsial atau tidak pernah selesai.
Misalnya: “friend” have the synonymys as “comrade”, “acquantaince”, “pal”, and “buddy”.

  • Hyponymy

Hyponymy terkait dengan saling melengkapi dan ketidakcocokan, yang berarti bahwa kata yang maknanya berisi seluruh arti kata lain, atasan (hypernym).
Misalnya: “apple” is a fruit but a “fruit” is not refers to “apple”

  • Antonymy

Antonimi adalah hubungan antara kata-kata menunjukkan oppositeness makna.
Ada beberapa jenis antonymy yaitu:
-Antonymity : big/small ; good/bad ; beautiful/ugly ; etc.
-Complementarity : male/female ; alive/died; sky/earth ; etc.
-Converseness : buy/sell ; push/pull ; give/take ; etc.

  • Idiomaticity

Idiom adalah bentuk bahasa berupa gabungan kata, yang makna katanya tidak dapat diartikan dari makna unsur gabungan.
 Misalnya: a blind allery (route that leads nowhere) ; kick the bucket (die); put down (kill); etc.

Cukup sekian informasi dari saya mengenaui semantics, semoga bermanfaat. wassalamaualaikum.

SOURCE :
A Linguistics Primer for Malaysians by Loga Mahesan Baskaran

An Introduction to Linguistics by  Loreto Todd

Selasa, 10 Mei 2016

Selasa, 03 Mei 2016

What is lexicology ?

Lexico    : from Greek “speech” or “word”
Logos    : “learning” or “science”


So, lexicology is the study of the history and structure of the vocabulary of a language. Lexicology is the part of linguistics which studies words.

 The aim of lexicology is to define the essence of words.
  •  Lexicology studies word formation, semasiology, etymological characteristics of words,phraseological units, lexicography and so on. 
  • Lexicology deals with the vocabulary and characteristic features of words and word-groups.
  • The term “vocabulary” is used to denote the system of words and word-groups that the language possesses.
  • The term “word” denotes the main lexical unit of a language resulting from the association of a group of sounds with a meaning.
  • The term ‘word-group” denotes a group of words  which exists in the language as a ready-made unit,has the unity of meaning, the unity of syntactical function.

 According to the theorotical basis of the vocabularies of different languages there are three types of them:
  •  Historical lexicology
    deals with the historic change of words in the course of language development.

  • Descriptive lexicology
    deals with the vocabulary of a given language at a period of time.

  • Contrastive lexicology
    studies languages from the point of view of their identity and differentation

Lexicology is closely connected with other branch of linguistics:
  •  The connection between lexicology and phonetics
    Phoneticsis the study and systematic classificatio of the sounds made in spoken utterance, that is, the study of speech sounds. It is closely related  to lexicology. Whitout sound there is no word because every word is a unity of sounds and meaning.

  • The connection between lexicology and grammar
    The importance of connection between lexicology with vocabulary/grammar it’s in thr form of words and a combination of words in sentences
  • The connection between lexicology and stylistics
    Stylistics is concerned with language variety differing according to user rather than user. Example:
My beloved parent has breathed his last (composed of modifier+subject+verb+object) the stylistics range is a achieved by means of different word choices.

  • The connection between lexicology and historical linguistics
    Historical linguistics studies words from the view-point of diachrony, whereas lexicology studiest words from the view-point of both synchrony and diachrony, but especially of synchrony.




https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lexicology
http://doclecture.net/1-25289.html
http://ecmd.nju.edu.cn/UploadFile/11/5185/conne.doc


Senin, 02 Mei 2016

Subject-Verb Agreement



  • BASIC SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
Singular Verb
Plural Verb

(a) My friend lives in Boston
(b) My friends live in Boston
Verb + s/es= third person in the 
                         Simple present tense
Noun + s/es= plural

(c) My brother and sister live in Boston
(d) My brother, sister, and cousin live in Boston
Two or more subjects connected by and require a plural verb
(e) Every man, woman, and chils needs love.
(f) Each book and  magazine is listed in  the card catalog

EXCEPTIONEvery and each are always followed immediately by singular nouns. In this case, even when there are two or more nouns connected by and, the verb is singular.
(g) That book on political paties is interesting.
(h) My dog, as weel as my catslikes cat food.
(i) The book that I got from my parents was very interesting
(j) The ideas in that book are interesting.
(k) My dogs, as well as my cats my cat, like cat food
(l) The books I bought at the bookstore were expensive.
Sometimes a phrase or clause separates a subject from its verb. These interrupimg structures do not affect basic agreement.
 For example:
In (g) the interrupting prepositional phrase on political parties does not change the fact that the verb is must agree with the subject  book.
 In (i) and (l): the subject and verb are separated by an adjective clause.
(m) Growing flowers is her hobby.

A gerund used as the subject of the sentence requires a singular verb




  • SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT: USING EXPRESSIONS OF QUANTITY


Singular Verb
Plural verb

(a) Some of the book is good.
(b) A lot of the equipment is new.
(c) Two-thirds of the money is mine.
(d) Some of the books are good.
(e) A lot of my friends are here.
(f) Two-thirds of the pennies are mine.
In most expressions of quantity, the verb is determined by noun or pronoun thet follows of. For example:
In (a) : some of + singular noun =  singular verb
In (d) : some of + plural noun =plural verb

(g) One of my friends is here
(h) Each of my friends is here
(i) Every one of my friends is here

EXCEPTION: One of, each of, and every one of take singular verbs
One of + plural noun = singular verb
Each of + plural noun = singular verb
Every one of + plural noun = singular verb
(j) None of the boys is here
(k) None of the boys are here. (informal)
Subject with none of are considered singular in very formal English, bur plural verb are often used in informal speech writing.
(l) The number of students in the class is fifteen
(m) A numbers of student were late for class
COMPARE:
in (l): the number is the subject.
In (m) : a number of is an expression of quantity meaning “a lot of”. It is followed by a plural noun and a plural verb.
 

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