1. UNIVERSIDAD CENTRAL DEL ECUADOR
FACULTAD DE FILOSOFIAM LETRAS Y
CIENCIAS DE LA EDUCACION
NAME: ANA LUCÍA SIMBAÑA VÁSQUEZ

2. SYMBOLIC WRITTEN MIMIC
NON VERBAL
LANGUAGE
WRITTEN OR ALPHABETICAL
SYMBOLIC IDIOGRAPHIC SYLLABIC WRITING
LANGUAGE WRITING WRITING LANGUAGE
LANGUAGE LANGUAGE
SYSTEM SYSTEM SYLLABLES SOUND
PRONUNCIATION
IDEOGRAMS
WRITTEN (SYMBOLS)
SYMBOLS SEPARATED
SYMBOLS ALPHABETICAL
SYMBOLS
WORDS OF
CONCEPTS
IDIOGRAPHIC VOWEL
CONSONANT
SOUND SOUND
SYLLABIC
LETTERS
ALPHABETICAL

3. LANGUAGE
ARTICULATED ENGLISH SPANISH
LANGUAGE LANGUAGE LANGUAGE
Romance branch
Phonetic Germanic branch Indo - European
Spelling Indo - European
How words 55 25 non- 352 417
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Phonetic First Second
Mother Hong Kong
Alphabet Language language
Tongue Puerto Rico
Sounds

4. LANGUAGE
INCONSISTENCIES
Same letter or
letter combination
Different sounds

5. CLUSTER
Group
Vowels
Symbols Consonants
<letters> /sounds/ [allophones]
Orthographic Phonological
Notation Notation
VOWEL CLUSTER CONSONANT CLUSTER

6. COMMON ENGLISH
PRONUNCIATION
ANALYZES
STUDENTS VOWEL CLUSTER
SYNTHETIC WORDS VOWEL CLUSTER

7. LIQUANT LIQUID SOUND
Any consonant Formed Linguistic term
sound
Precede the
liquid sound
CONSONANT CLUSTER Frictionless
continuant sound
Makes a
combination Consonant blend
Group
Consonants
Together
In a syllable