Today, I’d like to continue in my vain of writing systems and talk about the differences between written and spoken language. Which came first? It’s spoken language. We may be using one of the most ...

HAERIM HWANG, HYEYOUNG JUNG, HYUNWOO KIM, Effects of Written Versus Spoken Production Modalities on Syntactic Complexity Measures in Beginning-Level Child EFL Learners, The Modern Language Journal, ...

Using a complex statistical model, the researchers accounted for differences associated with age, gender, type of linguistic judgment, performance accuracy and the method -- written or spoken ...

The teachers participating in the study subsequently took a course focusing on phonemic awareness training, spoken-written language relationships, and careful analysis of spelling and reading behavior ...

So, what’s the difference between a language and a dialect? In popular usage, a language is written in addition to being spoken, while a dialect is just spoken.