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secondly?There are two goals of linguistics: 1/the study of languages: Linguists are interested in studying specific languages To provide accurate and complete descriptions 2/The nature of language: Linguists want to obtain information about the nature of language Language in general To learn how language works And its nature

Simply linguistics It is scientific study For language This generates many research questions related to the central branches of linguistics Which : sound an structure and meaning, Phonetics scientists are interested in how speech sounds are produced And how can it be analyzed phonetically?what is linguistics?.

The first video talks about what is linguistics (not)?, Initially, the word linguistics is invariably singular noun
First let's start with what is linguistic not:
1/Comparative philology:Linguistics is not limited to historical studies only Despite the historical development of languages such as English However, it only covers a simple aspect of it
2/the leaming of many Languages: Linguistics is not equal to teaching or learning a languageThis is what David Crystal explained In his book Which he published in 1974 Where few professional linguists are fluent in more than one language Speaking the language is not what a person is linguistically, but rather the ability to speak the language and know itsThe principles on which the language is built
3/literay chriticism: Linguistics is not concerned with evaluating the specific levels that we are interested in, for example: the type used in literary texts Shakespeare's sonnets But this does not make us critics We evaluate language in terms of aesthetics
4/traditional study of grammar: Linguistics should not be mixed with older approaches to language studies There is a big difference between the traditional grammar that is taught in school Such as the linguistic definition of grammar Where the traditional endowment of the language is directive The linguistic approach is descriptive It seeks to describe the actual situation The use of language in speech and writing .
secondly?There are two goals of linguistics:
1/the study of languages: Linguists are interested in studying specific languages To provide accurate and complete descriptions
2/The nature of language: Linguists want to obtain information about the nature of language Language in general To learn how language works And its nature

Simply linguistics It is scientific study For language This generates many research questions related to the central branches of linguistics Which : sound an structure and meaning, Phonetics scientists are interested in how speech sounds are produced And how can it be analyzed phonetically?what is linguistics?.