Bilingualism
Melany Bedoya Montoya
To be bilingual means...
Being able to understand the world with different languages. Expressing ideas, feelings, world view, with the identity of speech, including the context.
Info
Cultural and Linguistic discourse in society
Info
Discouse analysis
The influence of media...
The influence of the media on our understanding of bilingualism is very noticeable when it comes to the way we communicate with the globalised world, since for the whole world a person who knows English apart from their mother tongue is someone who is bilingual. While with this infographic we were able to see that being bilingual is more than just knowing English.
To be bilingual means...
Types of bilingualism
12
10
11
Bilingual brain
Info
Characteristics of bilingual people
Some bilingual change their speech of pronunciation depending on the language they are using to.
bilinguals have a language store for each of their languages
They choose to use their different languages depending on the context
bilinguals have a general conceptual store, which acts as a mediator
Cultural and Linguistic discourse in society
What is a discourse analysis?
The discourse analysis demostrates how language shapes reality and reveal dominant ways of thinking an acting.
Language in Inter views
Newspaper Bias
Language Choice In Policy Texts
Television Analysis
Film Critique
Examining Marketing Texts
Discourse/discourse
Big
Little
James Paul Gee
Diglossia
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Maximal bilingual
Someone with near native control of two or more languages.
Natural bilingual
Someone who has not undergone any specific training and who is often not in a position to translate or interpret with facility between two languages.
Minimal bilingual
Someone with only a few words and phrases in a second language.
Balanced bilingual
Someone whose mastery of two languages in roughly equivalent
Early bilingual
Someone who has acquired two languages early in childhood
Coordinate bilingual
Someone whose two languages are learnt in distinctively separate context.
Ascendant bilingual
Someone whose ability to function in a second language is developing due to increased use.
Late bilingual
Someone who has become a bilingual later than childhoold.
Additive bilingual
Someone whose two languages combine in a complementary and enriching fashion.
Compound bilingual
Someone whose two languages are learnt at the same time, often in the same context.
Dominant bilingual
Someone wtih greater in one of his or her languages and uses it significantly more than the other language.
Dormant Bilingual
Someone who has emigrated to a foreing country for a considerable period of time and has little opportunity to keep the first language actively in use
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Bilingualism
Melany Bedoya Montoya
To be bilingual means...
Being able to understand the world with different languages. Expressing ideas, feelings, world view, with the identity of speech, including the context.
Info
Cultural and Linguistic discourse in society
Info
Discouse analysis
The influence of media...
The influence of the media on our understanding of bilingualism is very noticeable when it comes to the way we communicate with the globalised world, since for the whole world a person who knows English apart from their mother tongue is someone who is bilingual. While with this infographic we were able to see that being bilingual is more than just knowing English.
To be bilingual means...
Types of bilingualism
12
10
11
Bilingual brain
Info
Characteristics of bilingual people
Some bilingual change their speech of pronunciation depending on the language they are using to.
bilinguals have a language store for each of their languages
They choose to use their different languages depending on the context
bilinguals have a general conceptual store, which acts as a mediator
Cultural and Linguistic discourse in society
What is a discourse analysis?
The discourse analysis demostrates how language shapes reality and reveal dominant ways of thinking an acting.
Language in Inter views
Newspaper Bias
Language Choice In Policy Texts
Television Analysis
Film Critique
Examining Marketing Texts
Discourse/discourse
Big
Little
James Paul Gee
Diglossia
Click on the image
Maximal bilingual
Someone with near native control of two or more languages.
Natural bilingual
Someone who has not undergone any specific training and who is often not in a position to translate or interpret with facility between two languages.
Minimal bilingual
Someone with only a few words and phrases in a second language.
Balanced bilingual
Someone whose mastery of two languages in roughly equivalent
Early bilingual
Someone who has acquired two languages early in childhood
Coordinate bilingual
Someone whose two languages are learnt in distinctively separate context.
Ascendant bilingual
Someone whose ability to function in a second language is developing due to increased use.
Late bilingual
Someone who has become a bilingual later than childhoold.
Additive bilingual
Someone whose two languages combine in a complementary and enriching fashion.
Compound bilingual
Someone whose two languages are learnt at the same time, often in the same context.
Dominant bilingual
Someone wtih greater in one of his or her languages and uses it significantly more than the other language.
Dormant Bilingual
Someone who has emigrated to a foreing country for a considerable period of time and has little opportunity to keep the first language actively in use