Niveles de la Lengua

Introduction to Language Study Levels

This section introduces the basic aspects of language study levels, categorizing them based on what one aims to learn.

Phonological Level

• Phonological level involves units without meanings like phonemes and letters.

• Combination of phonemes and letters form sounds and nothing else.

Morphological Level

• In the morphological level, units with their own meanings are present.

• Words are formed by combining morphemes such as "leche" (milk) + "mas" (more).

Levels of Language Study Continued

The discussion progresses to the morphological and syntactic levels of language study.

Syntactic Level

• Syntactic level distinguishes between words, word groups with common functions, and types of sentences.

• Sentences can be simple or compound based on the number of verbs they contain.

Textual Level

• Textual level analyzes texts based on textual modality and thematic scope.

• It considers properties like adequacy, coherence, cohesion, and semantic meaning.

Continuation of Textual Analysis

Delving deeper into textual analysis focusing on text types and semantic levels.

Types of Texts

• Six types of texts exist based on textual modality and five based on thematic scope.