Formal and Informal Language (Wika)

Introduction to Formal Language00:00:00

Defines formal language as speech or writing used in academic, official, technical, and literary settings, characterized by correct grammar and structure.

Forms and Characteristics of Formal Language00:00:44

Discusses two main forms: Pampanitikan (literary/creative) and Pambansa (standard Filipino). Outlines characteristics such as being objective, grammatically correct, and avoiding slang.

Usage of Formal Language00:03:22

Identifies where formal language is applied, including essays, research papers, official documents, ceremonies, and news reports.

Introduction to Informal Language00:03:50

Explains informal language used in daily conversations, noting that it does not strictly follow grammar rules and is common among close acquaintances.

Types of Informal Language00:04:19

Details three types of informal language: Kolokial (shortened/conversational words), Balbal (slang/street language), and Lalawiganin (regional dialects).