APHG unit 4 Languages 5.1

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Institutional Language

,

(b) Developing Language

,

(c) Vigourous Language

,

(d) Threatened Language

• Includes English

• Lacks Litaerary Tradition

• 1,547 of these languages

• Daily use

• Tagin is an example

• Spoken by over a quater million people

• Spoken by 56,000

• face to face communications

• Used in Government

• Bolinao

• 576 of these

• Sama in South east Asia

• 1,601 of these

Put the languages in the correct locations

e

d

c

b

a

Indo European

Niger-Congo

Dravadian

Sino- Tibetan

Afro-asiatic

Match the following

• Migration

• Centrifugal Force

• Pulls Apart

• Madagascar

• Unifies People

• Centripetal Force

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) Language family

,

(b) Language Branch

,

(c) Language Group

• recent past

• English is west Germanic

• Before recorded history

• share a common origin

• existed for several thousand years

• Realted through a ancestral group

• Within a family

• Germanic

Place the Germanic branch and Balto Slavic Languages

Danish

Eastern Slavic group

English

Southerm Slavic Group

Organize these options into the right categories

Groups:

(a) East Asian Language Families

,

(b) S.E. Asian Language Families

,

(c) Romance Languages

,

(d) Other Asian Languages

• Turkic

• Dravadian

• Altiac

• Vietnamese

• Korean

• Venetian

• Catalan

• Hankul

• Ladin

• Austro-Asiatic

• Japanese

• Sino- Tibetan

• Corsican

• Tai-Kadai

• Austroasian

Label the African Language Families

d

c

b

a

Niger-Congo

Afro-Asiatic

Nilo -Saharan

Khoisan

Label the Languages of India

a

b

c

Other

Hindi

Dravadian

Blast from the past: The standardization of location that erases cultural variety can result in

• Place image

• Popular culture

• Folk Culture

• Placelessness

• Sense of place

Blast from the past: When an ethnic group completly blends with a larger society it is called