Hello, TYSM for your series of English linguistics, I truly love it! I just discovered your channel a few minutes ago, and now I immediately like it! I'm studying English linguistics right now, and currently taking Introduction to English linguistics as one of my subjects. I'm pretty confused about morphology vs. syntax as my lecturer didn't explain the difference between it clearly. Then, I saw your video and it helped me a lot! Btw, I very like your Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics playlist! I hope to see more of your videos about those topics!
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Welcome! Thanks for posing such a beautiful question. Polysemy and Homonymy … both have carry the same sound and same spelling, but polysemy carries two different but related meanings. Homonymy carries completely different meanings. For example: I want to drink milk. Please milk the cow. (The word ‘milk’ is a perfect example of polysemy. Though the meaning is different, yet it is related to idea of liquid milk. Homonymy: For example, The dog barks. The bark of a tree. The word ‘bark’ carries entirely two different meanings in two different sentences. Hope you get me. I need to have a complete full video lesson on this topic…in days to come. Please be tuned to this channel to get update on this topic soon.
Hello, TYSM for your series of English linguistics, I truly love it!
I just discovered your channel a few minutes ago, and now I immediately like it! I'm studying English linguistics right now, and currently taking Introduction to English linguistics as one of my subjects. I'm pretty confused about morphology vs. syntax as my lecturer didn't explain the difference between it clearly. Then, I saw your video and it helped me a lot!
Btw, I very like your Psycholinguistics and Neurolinguistics playlist! I hope to see more of your videos about those topics!
Thank you so much for your liking my channel and appreciating my sincere efforts. Glad to know that some of my videos made your concept clear. I will continue to serve my beloved audience like you in a much better and enlightened way. Your words mean a lot to me. 👍❤️🌹
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Now I know the different between them . thanks for the vdeo
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Hello sir ,how can we differentiate polysemy and homonymy ?
Thanks a lot
Welcome! Thanks for posing such a beautiful question. Polysemy and Homonymy … both have carry the same sound and same spelling, but polysemy carries two different but related meanings. Homonymy carries completely different meanings. For example: I want to drink milk. Please milk the cow. (The word ‘milk’ is a perfect example of polysemy. Though the meaning is different, yet it is related to idea of liquid milk. Homonymy: For example, The dog barks. The bark of a tree. The word ‘bark’ carries entirely two different meanings in two different sentences. Hope you get me. I need to have a complete full video lesson on this topic…in days to come. Please be tuned to this channel to get update on this topic soon.
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