THE STRUCTURE OF LANGUAGE: LEVELS OF LINGUISTIC ANALYSIS
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Language is a highly organized and systematic phenomenon that operates at several interconnected levels. Linguistic analysis aims to understand how language functions as a structured communication system by studying these levels. This article will shed light on the structure of language through an analysis of the main linguistic levels of analysis, such as phonetics and phonology, morphology, syntax, semantics, and pragmatics. The study, which is based on a descriptive and theoretical approach, summarizes the role of each level in the formation of meaning and the use of language based on existing linguistic theories. The results of the study show that these levels are closely related to each other and together they form a coherent system for linguistic research. The article emphasizes the importance of level-based analysis for theoretical and applied linguistics.
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