MORPHOLOGY WITH KAHOOT!!!!!!
Morphology
Morphology is the study of how words are put together or “shaped” by using morphemes, which include prefixes, roots, and suffixes. Knowing the different morphemes in a word allows one to not only figure out its definition, but also determine whether it’s a noun, verb, or adjective. The words morphology and morpheme both come from the Greek root word morph meaning “shape;” morphology is therefore the study of the “shape” words take, whereas morphemes are those building blocks which “shape” the word.
Morphemes
Morpheme include affixes, which are primarily prefixes and suffixes. Prefixes are those affixes which begin a word, adding meaning to the root to which they are attached. The root is the primary part of a word; it conveys most of the meaning of a word. Suffixes are those affixes which end words; they can add meaning, and usually determine the part of speech of a word, that is, whether the word is a noun, verb, adjective, or adverb.
One morpheme: boy
Two morpheme: boy + ish
Three morpeheme: boy + ish + ness
A morpheme is the smallest linguistic unit which has a meaning; Morpheme
merupakan bagian terkecil dari bahasa yang memiliki makna- bahkan bisa
merubah makna dari kata lain.
Ada dua (2) jenis morpheme yang hukumnya 'wajib' untuk kita ketahui, yaitu free morpheme dan bound morpheme.
Ada dua (2) jenis morpheme yang hukumnya 'wajib' untuk kita ketahui, yaitu free morpheme dan bound morpheme.
Free Morpheme
Free morpheme atau disebut juga Root (akar kata) yaitu morpheme yang bisa berdiri sendiri dan sudah memiliki makna yang jelas meskipun tanpa morpheme lain. Morpheme jenis ini memungkinkan untuk menjadi sebuah kata (word). Free morpheme dibagi menjadi 2 macam, yaitu lexical morpheme dan functional morpheme.
1. Lexical Morpheme
Lexical morpheme merupakan salah satu free morpheme yang bisa berdiri sendiri, namun juga bisa diberi imbuhan (affix) baik awalan (prefix) atau akhiran (suffix). Kelas kata yang termasuk lexical morpheme yaitu noun , adjective , verb dan adverb
contoh nanti bisa dilihat di penjelasan bound morpheme, karena imbuhan dari lexical morpheme berupa bound morpheme.
2. Functional Morpheme
Functional morpheme bisa berdiri sendiri, namun tidak bisa diberi imbuhan seperti lexical morpheme. Yang termasuk functional morpheme yaitu pronoun seperti she, they, this, those, that, whose, dll conjunction seperti and, or, if, since, after, dll interjection seperti waow, oops, auch, dll preposition seperti of, in, at, under, dll, dan article seperti the, a dan an.
Bound Morpheme
Bound morpheme yaitu morpheme yang maknanya tergantung pada morpheme lain (Freemorpheme). Bound morpheme tidak bisa berdiri sendiri dan selalu menempel pada Free morpheme sebagai imbuhan (Affix) dan bisa jadi merubah makna free morpheme yang ditempelnya tersebut. Free morpheme yang bisa ditempel bound morpheme yaitu hanya lexical morpheme sedang functional morpheme tidak bisa.
Bound morpheme dibagi menjadi 2 macam, yaitu inflectional morpheme dan derivational morpheme.
1. Inflectional Morpheme
Morpheme ini tidak merubah makna dari free morpheme yang ditempelinya, juga tidak merubah kelas katanya, misal dari noun tetap menjadi noun, dari verb tetap menjadi verb, dst. Beberapa inflectional morpheme yaitu er, est, s, es, ed, en dan ing.
fungsi inflectional morpheme diantaranya yaitu superlative dan comparative degrees / perbandingan (est,er), membentuk V2 dan V3 (ed,en), membuat benda menjadi plural (s,es), untuk verb pada 3rd singular person (s,es) dan present participle (V1+ing).
Contoh:
- small + er = smaller
- long + est = longest
- walk + ed = walked
- give + en = given
- play + ing = playing
- go + es = goes
- book + s = books
2. Derivational Morpheme
Morpheme ini merubah makna dari morpheme yang ditempelnya, misal dari positive menjadi negative / lawan kata dari morpheme yang ditempel, membentuk istilah baru, dan merubah kelas katanya, misal dari noun ke adjective, dari adjective ke noun, dari verb ke noun, dari verb ke adjective, dst.
contoh yang merubah makna, seperti ir, in, mis, un, re, hood, ship:
- in + correct = incorrect (correct = benar, menjadi incorrect = salah)
- ir + regular = irregular (regular = beraturan, menjadi irregular = tak beraturan)
- mis + understand = misunderstand (understand = mengerti, menjadi misunderstand = salah mengerti)
- un + happy = unhappy (happy = bahagia, menjadi unhappy = tak bahagia)
- friend + ship = friendship (friend = teman, menjadi friendship = persahabatan)
contoh yang merubah kelas kata, biasanya berupa akhiran (sufix) seperti ness, ly, al, able, ity, ment, er:
- happy + ness = happiness (happy = adjective, menjadi happiness = noun)
- happy + ly = happily (happy = adjective, menjadi happily = adverb)
- person + al = personal (person = noun, menjadi personal = adjective)
- govern + ment = government (govern = verb, menjadi government = noun)
- beauty + ful = beautiful (beauty = noun, menjadi beautiful = adjective)
- teach + er = teacher (teach = verb, menjadi teacher = noun)
- study + ent = student (study = verb, menjadi student = noun)
sebuah free morpheme / lexical morpheme sangat mungkin ditempel oleh lebih dari 1 bound morpheme:
- removable, dari re + move + able
- unluckily, dari un + lucky + ly
- misunderstandings, dari mis + understand + ing + s
- teachers, dari teach + er + s
- personalities, dari person + al + ity + es
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What is the difference between morphology and morpheme?
BalasHapusIn my opinion, the difference between morphology and morpheme is that; if morphology is a branch of linguistics that studies about word changes or the ins and outs of word forms. while morpheme is the smallest form that can distinguish meaning and which cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts :)
HapusSo from that, What is purpose used morphem in morphology?
HapusMorpheme aims to influence a word's meaning. because morpheme is the smallest unit of words that cannot be divided anymore; however, each morpheme has both grammatical and lexical meaning.
HapusSo from that, can you give me example?
HapusI hope you read my material again above. There are so many examples. so read the material first and ask if there really isn't any listed yes. sipp ?;)
HapusOkay you right !
HapusAre there Indonesian morphological concepts that are used in the morphological process of regional languages, especially Malay?
I apologize in advance, if I examine morphemes in local languages, I think they will. because here it's about affixes ☺️
HapusI apologize in advance, if I check morphemes in the local language, I think they will. because here it's about affixes ☺️ And I also have to look for some links, if for local languages there is a morpheme that is Javanese.
HapusI apologize in advance, if I check morphemes in the local language, I think they will. because here it's about affixes ☺️ And I also have to look for some links, if for local languages there is a morpheme that is Javanese.
HapusLinguistic forms that can stand alone are called free forms. Is there free speech in the form of language but can not stand alone. Explain and give examples?
BalasHapusCan you repeat your question?After I read your question be repeated but I still don't really understand what you mean.
Hapusseems obvious. please don't return the question. I clearly said there. if we speak in the context of freedom in language, can people speak freely? because you say that linguistic forms that can stand on their own are free.
HapusOh, I'm sorry.
HapusIf it cannot stand alone it is called bound morpheme, and for freedom of speech it can of course be because in general morpheme does not discuss freedom of speech or not. For bound morpheme the meaning depends on other morphemes (free morpheme). Free morpheme which can be attached to bound morpheme is only lexical morpheme while functional morpheme cannot. Word classes that include lexical morpheme are noun, adjective, verb and adverb.
For example is:
Hapussmall + er = smaller
long + est = longest
walk + ed = walked
give + en = given
play + ing = playing
go + es = goes
book + s = books
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BalasHapusMorphology trees show the internal structure of a word, can you explain it?
BalasHapusExplain like what you mean? the explanation above that I developed from the structure of the picture above. So why are you explaining again? You can read the explanation. is the explanation still lacking or is there something that is still not understood?
HapusIn short morpheme is the smallest unit of words that can no longer be divided; however, each morpheme has both grammatical and lexical meanings. There are various types of morphemes in language, the classification of morphemes is divided into several criteria, for example morphemes based on criteria of freedom, wholeness, their meanings, and so forth.
HapusFurthermore, the smallest unit of this word can be classified again as free morpheme, which is a morpheme that can stand alone without the addition of other morphemes, or in other words this morpheme becomes its own unit of words, for example the word bag, di, go and beautiful in Indonesian, or in English there are words like book, on, wash and fast. Other morphemes which are forms that cannot stand alone without being glued to other morphemes, for example free morphemes, namely bound morphemes. This form is often known as affixes because this morpheme is not a word but is a part of the word, for example, morphemes of mel, di-, role, or in English there are morphemes -ify, il-, and en-.
Is there anything that you want to explain again? Im so lazy to read your comment because its too long. You make me confused . I give the question to you for make me feel better to understand. Please explain by your own word?
HapusCulture reading, because reading can help increase your knowledge ehehe.
HapusI have already answered it more concisely than the previous explanation on my blog. so how short should it be?
Thanks for your suggestion, i already read what you write in here, but there is the word that explain based on the internet yes? Haha
HapusI just ask and then i wanna tell to you and you can answer the question based on your own word. Just it
I integrate with my own language not just the language from the internet. I will repeat again in my own language.
HapusBased on the picture above, morpheme is divided into two, namely free morpheme that can stand alone and bound morpheme that cannot stand alone. For free morpheme itself has a clear meaning although it is not given another morpheme, free morpheme is divided into 2 parts, namely: Lexical morpheme (noun, adjective, verbs, and adverbs) and functional morpheme (conjunctions, prepositions, articles, pronouns). For bound morpheme the meaning depends on other morphemes, bound morpheme is also divided into 2 parts, namely: inflectional morpheme and derivational morpheme.
Thanks. I just remind you, if you wanna explain of the question you just used the aswer with your own word , it can make the other people that give the question easy to know and easy to understand.
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HapusCan different morphemes be pronounced identically? Please Give examples
BalasHapusPreviously I want to ask again, the purpose of different morphemes be pronounced identically? Mofem is not talking about pronunciation but the effect of changing the shape of words given morpheme.
HapusBut it's related to morphology, why don't you try to explain?
HapusYes I've tried to explain. identical morphemes are preceded when morphemes or affixes are added because they immediately change meaning.
HapusOh i see iffa..
HapusThank you for your expalanation iffa👍
but the explanation without an example is like a tree that does not bear fruit hahha, would you like to give an example related to what I ask ? Because before i also ask the example
Hahaha like a tree without fruits huh?😆
HapusFor example, So because of the identical morpheme as you ask it, actually this morpheme is not identical in pronunciation because at the end of the word it is different every affix. You can open the link that I gave at the end of this posting material. Thanks
Oke iffa..
HapusThank you for give me good link..
But i still have question for you iffa..
I hope you want to help me to understand about morphology, does the addition of the prefix or suffix in morpheme change the meaning of the word?
Wow, good question. I really want to help you😉🤗. The answer is clearly changing the meaning, but not all change the word class. such as: un (initial affix) then the Affix is given to the word happy, so it becomes Un-happy. If you want to see more examples you can see in this posting material. Okee😉😉
HapusThank you for answer my question,i can get the point that addition of prefix or suffix exactly change the meaning, but not all change the WORD CLASS, your answer raise me to give a question again😅what do you mean by saying NOT ALL CHANGE THE WORLD CLASS? i get a litte confused ,would you like to re expain it? Thank you iffa🙏
HapusYou're welcome Amel.
HapusHahaha, lol. I'm not saying changing amel's world class. however, change the class of words such as from adjective to noun, and verb to adjective. Up to this point amel can understand?😊
But you type it in previous comment iffa..
HapusPlease take a look😑
I have seen it amel, hahaha i think you are wrong please look again 😆😏
HapusKomentar ini telah dihapus oleh pengarang.
BalasHapusplease explain morphology processes which can be said to be word formation processes
BalasHapusSo, what the word formation says is that there are several processes that we can use in word formation, namely; Compounding, Derivation, Inflection, Coinage, Conversion, Borrowing, Blending, Clipping, Back Formation, Acronyms, Onomatopoeia.
Hapusthere are several types of word formations, and I will give one example. that is:
HapusAdverb Formation, with the suffix - Ly can be added to almost all adjectives to form adverbs (adverbs).
Easy-easily
Mainly mainly
Quickly quickly
Stupid -ly stupidly
Example:
His behavior was stupid
He behaved stupidly
Thanks for the explanation, it looks like you are very good at this material, good job !!👍
HapusUuuchh, thanksyou so much alma 🤗😍
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Hapusthen what is the name of a group of words that can be affixed by more than one morpheme?
BalasHapusIf it has more than one morpheme it can be categorized as lexical morpheme.
Hapusooh, i see..
HapusSo what's the difference between words that are only affixed with one morpheme and words that are affixed with more than one morpheme?
Waw, nice question.
HapusI'll give an example so that it's faster to understand okay.
Which is only attached by one morpheme, namely:
small + er = smaller
long + est = longest
walk + ed = walked
That is affixed to more than one morpheme, namely:
removable, from re + move + able
unluckily, from un + lucky + ly
misunderstandings, from mis + understand + ing + s
How ms Pebri? Until here can be understood?
oohh i see,, good explanation.. i know that example, but i mean the different not example..
HapusYes, I know ms. Pebri. I give answer like this so it's easier for you understand ☺️
HapusBut i don't think so.. Give me the different iffa not example.. Answer my question as a student of universitas..😌😌
HapusOh yeah, I'm sorry. I think with me giving you an example will make you understand faster. Your previous question was what is the name of morpheme which is more tended than one? So, morpheme which is more tamed more than one is called free morpheme or bound morpheme 👌
HapusWords that are affixed with more than one morpheme are also included in free morphemes or bound morphemes. Because, it does not rule out they will be affixed to more than one morpheme.
HapusDoes every word studied in morphology have meaning?
BalasHapusMeaning? Morphology does not learn about the meaning of love. but morphology studies the ins and outs of words and the effects of word shape changes on word groups and meanings.
HapusI did not say love. but asking Does every word studied in morphology have meaning?
HapusLove there calls you love. I understand your point. but what is the meaning here? while morphology studies the ins and outs of words and the effects of word changes. that is, if you add a prefix in one word, the meaning will change. Understandable?
HapusOmg, love there calls me love haha 😆
HapusAlright, i'm understand about it.
Thanks
Hahaha Lol.
HapusAre you sure you understand? So morphology learns about the ins and outs of words and the influence of changes in the meaning of the word yes dear.
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HapusWhy can't bound morfem stand alone but change the meaning of the word?
BalasHapusBound morphemes are morphemes whose meanings depend on other morphemes (Freemorpheme). The bound morpheme cannot stand alone and always clings to the free morpheme as an affix (Affix) and may change the meaning of the free morpheme that it attaches. Free morphemes that can be attached to morphemes are only lexical morphemes while functional morphemes cannot.
HapusSo, because this bound morpheme becomes an affix for it is influential to change the meaning of the word.
What are the specific differences between ibflectional morpheme with derifational morpheme?
BalasHapusHahaha, I think you wrote wrong. the right is inflectional morpheme and derivational.
HapusSo the difference is; Infective Morpheme, this morpheme does not change the meaning of the free morpheme it occupies, nor does it change the class of words, for example from noun to noun, from verb to verb, etc. Some inflectional morpheme are er, est, s, es, ed, en and ing.
Example:
small + er = smaller
long + est = longest
walk + ed = walked
Whereas Derivational Morpheme, this Morpheme changes the meaning of the morpheme it attaches, for example from positive to negative / the opposite of the morpheme attached, forms new terms, and changes its word class, for example from noun to adjective, from adjective to noun, from verb to noun , from verb to adjective, etc.
examples that change meaning, such as ir, in, eg, un, re, hood, ship:
in + correct = incorrect (correct = true, to incorrect = false)
ir + regular = irregular (regular = irregular, being irregular = irregular)
In morphology we know the term 'morpheme', which is the smallest element in morphology. To determine whether a unit of form is morpheme or not, how do we compare this form in its presence with other forms?
BalasHapusVery easy, I will give a simple example in Indonesian first so that it is quickly understood.
HapusMorfem, misalnya ber-, ke, ke-an, -wan, jalan, akan, rumah, datang, sedang, baca, baru, dsb.,
Kata, misalnya rumah, membawa, diketahui, lempar lembing, mereka, dari, dsb.
morphology is an additional word. Are there different affixes, but have the same meaning?
BalasHapusMorphology is not an additional word but the ins and outs of words that can change meaning if given an affix.
HapusInfective Morpheme, this morpheme does not change the meaning of the free morpheme it occupies, nor does it change the class of words, for example from noun to noun, from verb to verb, etc. Some inflectional morpheme are er, est, s, es, ed, en and ing.
Some inflectional morphemes are er, est, s, es, ed, en and ing. Give me an example of morpheme er and est. I don't really understand😊
HapusExamples:
Hapussmall + er = smaller
long + est = longest
walk + ed = walked
give + en = given
play + ing = playing
go + es = goes
book + s = books
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HapusYou explain that Knowing the difference in morpheme in a word asks someone to not only understand the definition, but also determine whether it is a noun, verb, or adjective.
BalasHapusSo how do we know the difference in morphemes in words?
Please explain!
So here goes, maybe there is a misunderstanding of understanding. Now let's take the example of derivational morpheme, this morpheme can change the meaning of what it attaches to and form new terms and change the class of words. for example from noun to adjective, from verb to noun, etc.
Hapuswhat do you mean iffa? you have explain before that we should to understand about the difference in morpheme in a word. i'm so confuse with your explanation. please give the example, like example from noun to adjektive, what is like? give the clear example!
HapusAre you still confused? Alright I'll try to explain again. What you mean is Derivational morpheme which changes the meaning of the morpheme it attaches.
Hapusexamples that change meaning, such as ir, in, eg, un, re, hood, ship:
In + correct = incorrect (correct = true, to incorrect = false)
Ir + regular = irregular (regular = irregular, being irregular = irregular)
Mis + understand = misunderstand (understand = understand, become misunderstand = misunderstand)
Un + happy = unhappy (happy = happy, being unhappy = unhappy)
Friend + ship = friendship (friend = friend, become friendship = friendship)
An example that changes the word class, usually in the form of sufixes such as ness, ly, al, able, ity, ment, er:
Hapushappy + ness = happiness (happy = adjective, being happiness = noun)
happy + ly = happily (happy = adjective, being happily = adverb)
person + al = personal (person = noun, become personal = adjective)
govern + ment = government (govern = verb, become government = noun)
beauty + ful = beautiful (beauty = noun, be beautiful = adjective)
teach + er = teacher (teach = verb, become teacher = noun)
study + ent = student (study = verb, become student = noun).
To find out more you can open the youtube link listed in the last sentence of this blog.
Wow your explanation is too long like the story of my life iffa🙄.
HapusCan you make it simple i'm confused with your eXplanation.😣
But i wanna say thank you before😂
I wanna you understand my material. For that, I give you the best answer from your question. This is long because several example, I am not give you one example because Im afraid you not understand 😁😁🙏
HapusYou are very considerate iffa.
HapusI like the way you explain😍
Thank you so much iffa🤗.
But can you give me another explanation
And give me the references😁
You're welcome Ms. Nata
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HapusIn words it can be morphemes but in morphemes it cannot be words. Explain and give examples!
BalasHapusOf course, morpheme is a word. but depending on the type of morpheme as All basic words are classified as free morphemes. For example books, pencils, tables, houses and so on. it might just be different the number of mofem there is one and there are who have more than one.
Hapusyour maximum number of mofem is one and there are those who have more than one. please explain!
HapusAlright I will explain. what do you mean how morpheme one and morpheme more? So, who has one morpheme that is given an initial affix. whereas more than one morpheme is affixed at the beginning and suffix. Until here, your understand what I mean?😊
HapusYou explain who has one morpheme given the initial affix. While more than one morpheme is attached at the beginning and end. How do we know whether it is morpheme one or more morpheme?
HapusVery easy Kezia. You just have to know the basic words and once you know it, it's easy to identify them.
HapusOne morpheme: son
Two morphemes: boy + ish
Three morpheheme: boy + ish + ness
Substractive morphemes are morphemes whose allomorphs are formed from the reduction of the elements (phonemes) contained in other morphs. can you explain in your own language, and please give an example?
BalasHapusI only know that morpheme is divided into two, namely free morpheme and bound morpheme. can you give me a link about this substractive morpheme?
HapusI only know that morpheme is divided into two, namely free morpheme and bound morpheme. can you give me a link about this substractive morpheme?
HapusBTW
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HapusWhat are the two main functions of morphology?
BalasHapusMorphology studies the intricacies of word forms and functions of changes in word forms, both grammatical and semantic functions.
HapusLast time we've learned about affix, I also heard about infix. Can you tell me about it and the example?
HapusVery very able. Regarding affixes, affixes themselves can be located at the beginning and end. and not all can be added. Example:
Hapussmall + er = smaller
long + est = longest
walk + ed = walked
give + en = given
play + ing = playing
go + es = goes
book + s = books
Cannot be affixed like pronoun like she, they, this, those, that, whose, etc. conjunction like and, or, if, since, after, etc. interjection like waow, oops, auch, etc. prepositions like of, in, at, under, etc., and articles such as the, a and an.
if you want to find out more, please visit this http://belajarbahasainggrisdenganku.blogspot.com/2018/02/prefix-dan-sufffix-dalam-bahasa-inggris.html
HapusIffa, i wanna ask you, what is meant by directed suffix? and what are its uses?
BalasHapusSuffix changes the affix located at the end of the word.
Hapusexamples that change the word class, usually in the form of suffixes such as ness, ly, al, able, ity, ment, er:
happy + ness = happiness (happy = adjective, being happiness = noun)
happy + ly = happily (happy = adjective, being happily = adverb)
person + al = personal (person = noun, being personal = adjective)
govern + ment = government (govern = verb, to become government = noun)
beauty + ful = beautiful (beauty = noun, being beautiful = adjective)
teach + er = teacher (teach = verb, become teacher = noun)
study + ent = student (study = verb, to be student = noun)
Ooh i see, but i have another question.
Hapuswhy functional morpheme can stand alone, but can not be added like the lexical morpheme? Can you explain to me
Because what belongs to functional morphemes is pronoun like she, they, this, those, that, whose, etc. conjunction like and, or, if, since, after, etc. interjection like waow, oops, auch, etc. prepositions like of, in, at, under, etc., and articles such as the, a and an. Whereas lexical morpheme can stand on its own and can be added because the class of words that includes lexical morpheme is noun, adjective, verb and adverb.
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BalasHapusHow can we know the word changes in grammatical functions and semantic functions?
BalasHapusThe meaning of grammatical itself is a word that changes according to the context (regarding the situation, ie place, time, and environment of language use) of the user. Based on the grammatical meaning above, the grammatical sentence is a sentence whose word meaning changes because it experiences a process of affixing, repetition or compounding that is adjusted according to grammar and bound to the context of the wearer.
HapusExample of Grammatical Sentences; Drinks (minuman), drinks (minum-minum), drinkers (peminum) {Grammatical meaning}
Is there any component in the process of word formation in morphology? explain anything
HapusThere are four components in the process of word formation. The first component is the basic form of the word, for example the word gathering, then there is the component forming device for example for this tool is affixation and reduplication. The grammatical meaning and words or results obtained from the morphological process are other components in the morphological process.
Hapuscite examples of phonology in everyday life and explain the benefits of phonology in your opinion?
HapusBound morphemes are morphemes that cannot stand alone but must be bound / attached to other morphemes. why can't this morpheme stand alone?
HapusPhonology? Helloowww my material is about morphologists. Please read with your eyes open!👀👀
HapusGood question.
HapusBound morpheme cannot stand alone because its meaning depends on other morphemes. The bound morpheme cannot stand alone and always clings to the free morpheme as an affix (Affix) and may change the meaning of the free morpheme that it attaches.
Hello iffa💋. What's the difference morphology and morpheme?
BalasHapusIn my opinion, the difference between morphology and morpheme is that; if morphology is a branch of linguistics that studies about word changes or the ins and outs of word forms. while morpheme is the smallest form that can distinguish meaning and which cannot be divided into smaller meaningful parts😍😍
HapusWhy does affix not have lexical meaning but only cause grammatical meaning?
BalasHapusLexical morpheme is a free morpheme that can stand alone, but can also be affixed (affix) either the prefix (prefix) or suffix (suffix). Word classes that include lexical morpheme are noun, adjective, verb and adverb.
HapusAffixes to the lexical meaning what do you mean?
I read a material that still confuses me, yaity affix in morphem! So, if you ask again about that, how can I answer that, I think morpheme is your material, and you can answer it.
HapusDear iffa I like the way you tell us about morphology and the way you introduce kahoot for other. I just wanna asked, what the simple meaning of morphology and morpheme?
BalasHapusSimple morphology is the ins and outs of words or form words with morphemes can also be called affixes that affixes consist of several.
HapusHai iffa, Why should we be studying morphology? And what's so interesting about this material?
BalasHapusHi farah dina, you know a lot of our present benefits of this morphology. the first clear is to add insight before you don't understand what morphology is and what linguistics is. and again if you understand this material you can correct the wrong words often used and you can also be a novel editor because you already know what morphology is.
Hapuswow kahoot is an interesting application ya Iffa,because in Kahhot there are many training methods in the form of questions, and are very suitable for teachers to use today, but with these advantages, does that guarantee students to understand the subject matter?
BalasHapusKahoot is a trendy application, Elena and with kahoot, students don't get bored and can have fun while learning. but if it's more effective we can't just rely on kahoot. we can combine it with power points as teaching material.
Hapusoh sorry sorry Iffa, I'm just asking you😂😂
HapusWhy are you saying sorry? it's okay i'm happy. If with my material, do you understand?😊
Hapusin the link that I have read that morphology is to learn the ins and outs of the words that become my question how do we learn the ins and outs of the words in the morphology of linguistic material? :-)
BalasHapusBy considering what morpheme is. If you understand morpheme and can use it, you will understand the ins and outs of words that have been added with an affix.
Hapussorry I don't understand, try to make an example so I understand thanks 😁
Hapuscontoh yang merubah makna, seperti ir, in, mis, un, re, hood, ship:
Hapusin + correct = incorrect (correct = benar, menjadi incorrect = salah)
ir + regular = irregular (regular = beraturan, menjadi irregular = tak beraturan)
mis + understand = misunderstand (understand = mengerti, menjadi misunderstand = salah mengerti)
un + happy = unhappy (happy = bahagia, menjadi unhappy = tak bahagia)
friend + ship = friendship (friend = teman, menjadi friendship = persahabatan)
contoh yang merubah kelas kata, biasanya berupa akhiran (sufix) seperti ness, ly, al, able, ity, ment, er:
happy + ness = happiness (happy = adjective, menjadi happiness = noun)
happy + ly = happily (happy = adjective, menjadi happily = adverb)
person + al = personal (person = noun, menjadi personal = adjective)
govern + ment = government (govern = verb, menjadi government = noun)
beauty + ful = beautiful (beauty = noun, menjadi beautiful = adjective)
teach + er = teacher (teach = verb, menjadi teacher = noun)
study + ent = student (study = verb, menjadi student = noun)
really you want to make me understand more about the material ??? and for me it doesn't have to be long if it's not the result of your thinking and I don't think you understand your material !!
HapusWhere did you conclude that I did not understand? I explained the long story like this and gave more than one example so that you would not be confused if I only gave one example. come on, who really doesn't understand? me or you? Don't be shy I will definitely explain again if you want! Rubbish 😏
HapusHello, iffa such a great blog! But i wanna ask question. Is it allowed to use the concept of morphology in spoken languages?
BalasHapusHallo Intan, Thankyou so much!
HapusOf course, it is possible because the affix itself is not only intended for writing or indirectly but can also be used for spoken languange or directly.
the contents of your blog are good iffa but in my opinion the theme of your blog will be better replaced because it is less attractive in my opinion, so if the contents and themes are interesting it will add to the readers prefer to read your blog
BalasHapusThank you for your advice riska. But I like this theme and some of my blog lovers also like it. But I will also try to find more interesting themes. I like your suggestion🌹🌹
Hapuswow. very nice
BalasHapusvery helpful
Uhhh are you sure?Thanksyou very much Bella-tung yor're the best my koncowarek 😋😋
HapusYea, i am sure. Don't call me bella-tung okayq😑
HapusI like call you bella-tung
HapusHi iffa, the theme is pretty good. Please explain the morphology briefly in your own language!
BalasHapusThank you very much🙏
HapusMorphology is a branch of linguistics that studies the ins and outs of words that can change the meaning of words👌
Hello iffa, thanks for make this blog.. I wanna ask you based on the material previously explained, do you have other opinions in determining morphemes, morphs, and allomorphs? PleaSe explain about it 🤓 thank you
BalasHapusIf in my opinion about morphemes, morphemes and allomorphs are for morphemes the smallest grammatical units that have meaning while Morph is the smallest form of morpheme whose status is unknown in relation to membership of a morpheme. While the allomorph is a form of morpheme whose status is known.
HapusUntuk pemula tema seperti ini sudah lumayan bagus. Untuk materi kamu juga sudah menjelaskan cukup rinci dan saya lihat kamu menjawab pertanyaan juga sangat bagus. Kenapa kamu memilih morfologi sebagai postingan kamu ?
BalasHapusI also don't know why, but when I skimmed about some branches of linguistics I was very interested in posting about morphology. Because, I think everyone should know and understand this morphology, with morphology you will know what the ins and outs of words and meanings change. Hopefully you are also interested in this morphology🙏👌
HapusBegitu ya, sepertinya saya mulai tertarik mempelajari tentang morfologi
HapusAre you sure?Wahh, I'm happy if you get interested, don't forget to visit my blog every time I post👍😊
Hapusheyya iffa, long time no see.. i have some question for you ..why you take this topic to be your naterial iffa?
BalasHapusHi Putri, Thanks for your question :)
HapusBecause from the beginning my lecturer recognized me with linguistics little by little I began to like this linguistics, and it turns out there were also a number of branches of linguistics and I read the branches and decided morphology as my topic so that everyone could find out and correct the greetings.
Amazing, Sugoii keren ni👍👍👍
BalasHapusThankyou readers
HapusKanapa anta tertarik membahas tentang morphologi?
BalasHapusI am interested about this topic because with this material we learn a lot about the ins and outs of words and can correct word errors that often occur.
HapusIffa, i wanna ask you one more,Iffa, what is meant by directed suffix? and what are its uses?can you explain in language that is easy to understand
BalasHapusSufix is an affix which is located at the end, and so it can change classes of words such as verbs to nouns and nouns to adjectives.
HapusHii iffa, i come back in your blog. I wanna ask you again. What is the relationship between free morpheme and bound morpheme?
BalasHapusSufix is an affix which is located at the end, and so it can change classes of words such as verbs to nouns and nouns to adjectives.
HapusTheir relationship is limited to morpheme and to morpheme bound yes in accordance with free morpheme.
HapusTheir relationship is limited to morpheme and to morpheme bound yes in accordance with free morpheme. Bound morpheme is a morpheme whose meaning depends on another morpheme (Freemorpheme). Bound morpheme cannot stand alone and always attaches to Free morpheme as an affix (Affix) and may change the meaning of the free morpheme it attaches. Free morpheme that can be attached to bound morpheme is only lexical morpheme while functional morpheme cannot.
HapusYou have a quite unique way of delivering material with the kahoot application and it's very good.
BalasHapusThanks ferdi.
HapusYou can also use this application for your material. Because, this application is enough to attract the attention of the audience.
can you explain again the types of morphology briefly in your own language because I do not understand. please
BalasHapusYes very well, morphology is the study of the ins and outs of words and changes in the meaning of words. This morphology itself is one branch of linguistics.
Hapusand of all the morphologists whose opinions you form the basis of your explanation
BalasHapusBasic I know about this morphology that is from one of my doesn Mr. Budianto and more information from the internet such as Wikipedia.
HapusIn morphology there is the smallest unit, morpheme. What is the morpheme in the formation of a word?
BalasHapusMorpheme in a word, do you mean this? Yes, to identify a morpheme it is necessary to do word form units with other forms of word units. One word that can be agreed upon morpheme approved form unit words can be present repeatedly in another form.
HapusHello, iffa such a great blog! But i wanna ask question. Is it allowed to use the concept of morphology in spoken languages?🥰
BalasHapusOf course you can, sister, because this morphology is not only in a sentence or word but also in changing voice or it can be done verbally🤗
Hapushello iffa , how are you? i have some advice for you iffa, you should give some animmation for your blog, and than you should be better in creativity 😍😍 keep spirit for this iffa
BalasHapusOh yeah, Iam fine. How about u?
HapusThank you putri😍
and once again iffa, why do you changed your template to be dark template, i think yesterday templated is better than this template
BalasHapusI just try new variations, we live must try new things to beautify life.
HapusThanks for you comment.
HapusI just try new variations, we live must try new things to beautify life not such you😋
and i have some question for you iffa..
BalasHapusdid you have some problem when you take this topic? what the problem? and how you can fix it?
Hallo iffa..
BalasHapushows life?
yesterday I forgot to ask you, Is there any connection with the morphology of the language like we speak everyday?
try to explain