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Questions I ask the title exposed to us an idea of what I will talk. Exposing this is a general panorama of Haitian Creole is. I write it for me provide a little light on the language Haitian born and bred in Haiti speak. Unfortunately, she has received the place it deserves Haitian society. Directions I will marry science and linguistics. Linguistics is a discipline scholar who studied language and languages. I'll do a pull on what Haitian Creole is, where it came from, who speak it, how they arrived call it so, how this language works, what role it plays in Haitian society, and what it represents for Haitian. What is a language?
At all over the world, human beings sores in mouth (if they have a serious problem that prevents them from doing so) learn to speak a language or more than one, glass age 3 or four years. By knowing these challenges provide adult learners speak a language not their mother tongue, we should ask ourselves how a four year old children attainment such acts? Are they born with a special ability that allows them to learn a language? What happened this ability when children become adults where they will have problems to learn another language?
There are many great research scientists specializing in linguistics, sikolengwistik, sosyolengwistik, on these questions. These scientists think that learning a language is a complex process that depends on the ratio between narrow associated biology and ways of living in a society.
According to linguists, between 6,000 and 7,000 languages on earth. It is important that we make a big distinction between "language" (in English: language; in French: language) and "language" (in English: language; in French: langue). We shall return to this far. There are many aspects of a language. There's a mental aspect. This means that the existing language BRAIN speak it. We know it exists because we have been and we use it to communicate with others.
There's also a social sores in mouth aspect of a language. This means it does not exist only in a human brain but it is a whole community property. A language is a "social contract". sores in mouth When a society speak such languages, meaning that everyone in this society that agrees to get along on the wireless (or different sense) a word, on different grammatical construction where it can enter, or a way we should write it ( if this language has a standardized spelling). Ferdinand de Saussure sores in mouth (1972) [1915]: 30, a linguist who had lived in the country Suis (Suisse) between end 19E century and early 20è century, has defined a language thus: "ie un Tresor deposited by the practice of the parole dans les sujets à une même community of wholly owned, un Système grammatical existing virtuellement dance chaque cerveau, your attractiveness exactly dans les cerveaux d'un ensemble d'individus; The car langue n'est comprehensive dance none, elle n'existe parfaitement surprisingly dance masse. "
(A language is a treasure all those who belong to the same linguistic community sores in mouth owned through practical words. A grammatical system with a virtual existence in each brain, the brain exactly the group of people in general; sores in mouth in fact, a language does not exist The completely sores in mouth anybody, only the existence of a community perfectly.) [translation is not mine].
Beating the American linguist sores in mouth Noam Chomsky (1986) makes a distinction between what he called an "E-language" (external language) and "I-language" (internal language). Chomsky called internal language linguistic sores in mouth knowledge a person has on his tongue to speak. People do not go to school to learn the language internal. They learn phrases by heart, not to repeat the word or phrase is pronounced by parents and teachers before them. Language sores in mouth depends on a series of external social obligations, political, historical, geographical ...
For Chomsky and linguist who followed his linguistic theory (generative grammar), children sores in mouth are born with a biological device that allows him to understand the principles and òganisazyon behind all languages spoken on earth. For this linguistic theory, language has the same basic structural framework. Linguists jenerativis called this theory "theory of universal grammar." This theory does not tell children genetically predisposed to learn a language (English, Creole, French, Spanish ...). He said that the brain compartments language programmed for children sores in mouth to follow specific language grammars were