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AP Human Geography Cultural Patterns and Processes Unit Language Overview AP Human Geography Cultural Patterns and Processes Unit

For today, 11/08 Summon thy winds of thee note-tays! Get out your cockney rhyme slang poems. Share with your group for five minutes.

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Understanding Language Dialect = variant form of a language Example: English in US vs. English in the UK vs. English in Australia Lingua franca = language spoken between two speaker of different languages A speaks “A” and B speaks “B” and they communicate through “C” Isogloss = boundary that separates linguistic regions Official language vs. Standard language = officially adopted by government vs. not officially adopted by government

Understand: First-language speakers? Location? Demographic connections?

Classifying Languages World’s languages organized into: Language Families: collection of languages related through a common ancestral language Language Branches: collection of languages within a family related through a common ancestral language. Differences are not as significant or as old as between families. Language Groups: collection of languages within a branch that share a common origin in the relatively recent past and display similar grammar and vocabulary.

Classifying Languages: Language Language Group Language Branch Language Family

Your Assignment: Chapter 5, Key Issues 1 and 2 Outline