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Purposive Communication

THE NATURE OF LANGUAGE


AND COMMUNICATION

Prof. Julie Ann S. Cariazo


LearningOBJECTIVES
At the end of the 1. demonstrate an understanding of the key ideas in
lesson, you are language and communication.
expected to...
2. identify the types of communication in relation to
mode, context, purpose, and style.

3. relate your personal experience with the input


presented.
LANGUAGE AND
COMMUNICATION
What is LANGUAGE?
Language is a system of conventional spoken, manual
(signed), or written symbols by means of which human beings,
as members of a social group and participants in its culture,
express themselves.
Concepts LANGUAGE
onSpeech Community is when a group of people share the same set of
rules in the language system.

Language Acquisition is when people acquire the languages used


by those in the community.
• Mother Tongue is the first language learned.
• Second Language is other languages that need to be learned.
Concepts LANGUAGE
onLanguage Learning is when people learn the language by
studying formally in school or informally on their own.
What is COMMUNICATION?
Communication is the exchange of thoughts, ideas, concepts,
and views between or among two or more people, various
contexts come into play.

Context is the circumstance or environment in which


communication takes place.
Types of ACCORDING TO MODE
Communivation
Verbal communication is the use of language to transfer
information through speaking or sign language.

Non-verbal communication includes facial expressions, posture,


eye contact, hand movements, and touch.

Written communication is the act of writing, typing or printing symbols like


letters and numbers to convey information.

Visual communication is delivering information, messages, and points by


way of graphical representations, or visual aids.
Types of ACCORDING TO
CONTEXT
Communication
Intrapersonal Communication means talking to oneself. It is also called as
self-verbalization and self-statement.

Interpersonal Communication refers to communication between two or more


people.

Extended Communication is the use of electronic media Including


tele, audio, or phone conferencing; Video-conferencing; Skype calls;
and Other technological means.
ACCORDING TO
Types of
CONTEXT
Communication
Organizational Communication refers to the communication that takes place
between people who are working towards common goals within an
organization.

Intercultural Communication is the capacity to communicate


with people from diverse cultures.
ACCORDING TO PURPOSE
Types of
AND STYLE
Communication
Formal Communication involves official communication channels like memos,
emails, business letters, reports, presentations, and meetings. In addition, it needs
strict adherence to a code of conduct that includes specific formats, language
conventions, and professional etiquette.

Informal communication is an exchange of information, either oral


or written, that doesn't fall within the traditional structures, methods,
or hierarchies of the business.
Thank you
GODand
BLESS!

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