Spoken Language Research Paper

LANGUAGE WRITTEN AND SPOKEN,
WHICH ONE IS MORE IMPORTANT?

INTRODUCTION
As we already know for humans since childhood becomes easily to learn spoken language before written language. However, after learn how to speak, written language becomes more stable than spoken language, it is because human rely on their eyes more than ears. Since spoken language and it written form represent the same meaning, it is necessary to find out which is determinate and which is secondary. In this report will be explained which characteristic of the language is more important.

GENERAL ASPECTS
First of all, we must separate speech and writing. We know that speech and writing are two forms of human language. Speech and writing both represent meaning. They
In spoken language that is prepared, or partially prepared, speakers often rehearse what they say. Though they may or may not read directly from a prepared text, or partially prepared text allows speakers to piece together their thoughts and ideas in a way that is more representative of written language. By contrast, we observe that the sponteneity of conversational language does not always permit speakers to produce sentences that conform to what we would recognize as more organized forms of expression, such as that which we observe in written language.
There 's more flexibility in spoken language. Listeners do not consider that a speaker may or may not have started a new paragraph. They do, however, recognize when a speaker has moved on to a new set of relevant thoughts and ideas. When people are face to face, they presumably communicate by talking but not writing. So that’s why we do not need an specific grammatical structure because as it was mention people can rely on our body and face expressions making it intuitive the process of the message
Speech 's primary status seems to be challenged by the growing volumes of text. The writing as record of speech notion is agreed by many. It is intuitive instead of proven. However, the growing role of writing doesn 't change its identity as artifact. Speech is associated with nature of mankind. It is integrated in people 's thought. People hear voices in their brain when they are thinking. It seems that we think in the language we speak. To clarify the nature of speech and writing, it is essential to study language in thought. The relation between speech and writing is not preexisting, which is set up in human