Contrastive A & Language Transfer
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This document discusses contrastive analysis and language transfer between Spanish and English. It defines contrastive analysis as comparing two language systems to predict difficulties for learners and help instruction. Language transfer refers to how skills learned in one language influence a second language. Generalizations can be intralingual, from over-applying prior language experiences incorrectly, or interlingual, directly influenced by the native language resulting in errors.
![CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS GENERALIZATIONS panish Vs. nglish BACKGROUND Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis Fundations Lado's Linguistics Across Cultures “ Those elements that are different will be difficult " “ Those elements which are similar to [the learner's] native language will be simple for him” THE STRONG VERSION THE WEAK VERSION "It is possible to contrast the system of one language with the system of a second language in order to predict the difficulties which a speaker of the second language will have in learning the first language, and to construct reading materials to help her learn that language." "The linguist uses the best linguistic knowledge available to him in order to account for the observed difficulties in second-language learning."](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/contrastive-a-language-transfer-1201035549566182-3/85/Contrastive-A-Language-Transfer-1-320.jpg)
Contrastive A & Language Transfer
- 1. CONTRASTIVE ANALYSIS GENERALIZATIONS panish Vs. nglish BACKGROUND Contrastive Analysis Hypothesis Fundations Lado's Linguistics Across Cultures “ Those elements that are different will be difficult " “ Those elements which are similar to [the learner's] native language will be simple for him” THE STRONG VERSION THE WEAK VERSION "It is possible to contrast the system of one language with the system of a second language in order to predict the difficulties which a speaker of the second language will have in learning the first language, and to construct reading materials to help her learn that language." "The linguist uses the best linguistic knowledge available to him in order to account for the observed difficulties in second-language learning."
- 2. LANGUAGE TRANSFER "Interlanguage" Transfer is a psychological term that is used to describe a situation where one learned event influences the learning of subsequent learning event. It can be positive or negative. Language transfer refers to a situation where the learning of a skill in one language transfers to a second language GENERALIZATIONS INTRALINGUAL INTERLINGUAL A form of generalizing that takes prior language experiences and applies them incorrectly. These sorts of error are a direct result of influences from the learner’s native language. I have 10 years old Gracias para ayudarme Errors appearing in learner’s performance are often the result of faulty or partial learning of the target language and this is the negative element of intralingual transfer, or ‘over-generalization.’ We are childs Yo quiere comer!!!