COMMUNICATION CUES How to communicate properly.pptx

This Communication Cues is to Help How to communicate in a proper Way

1. COMMUNICATION CUES FOCUS ON VERBAL AND NON-VERBAL SYMBOLS

2. Verbal symbols Refer to the use of speaker language

3. Communication Cues When you communicate with others, there are times when the message sent or receive will easily understand or mis understand the concept or meaning.

4. Types of Meaning Madrunio , et.al. (2011, p.30 citing Flowerdew and Miller in 2005) cite the different types of meaning based on the distinctive signals that indicate how the words used and sentences formed differ in meaning.

5. Types of Meaning Knowledge of those signals may help you minimize possible miscommunication in speaker messages.

6. Phenomenological meanings The signals of this type of meaning are distinctive sounds that are put together to form a meaningful item

7. Phenomenological meanings Ex. P at B at Be ar Pe ar

8. Sematic meanings The distinctive signal lies not in the sound itself, because there are some words that have the same sound, but have different spellings and Meanings (Homonyms)

9. Sematic meanings There are some words that have the same spelling, but are pronounced differently because they certain sounds and are assigned different meanings. (Heteronyms )

10. Semantic meanings Ex. Sale Soul Hoarse Horse Pour Pore