Timestamps: 0:53 Connotative meaning 1:17 Denotative meaning 1:50 Taxes: denotative meaning 2:53 Social media: Denotative meaning 3:34 Bureaucracy: Denotative meaning
Here for Philosophy class inwhich we are discussing communication and verbal thinking/processing and critical thinking. I find that connotative meanings bridge the realities of people because of our understanding of our own experience from which empathy comes from, which helps to connect better than denotative meanings, which don't express the vastness of the language we speak in, thus really not creating that connection we seek when we seek to communicate.
Thank you so much for this! This helped me a lot. My teacher asked me to give the denotation and connotation meaning of social media and use it in a poetic line. My only problem now is to make a poetic line about its denotative and connotative meaning.
Good summary. I'd just add the element of an *_emotional_* implication to the connotative side of the definition. We tend to have implied shades of meaning that lean positive or negative for many important words.
Thank you. At 53 I am just writing my final exams as an undergraduate. Tomorrow I will be writing ENG 434- literary stylistics. I have a better idea now.
Thank you very much for this video! I'm helping to write a textbook for children explaining this concept and this helped me to understand it better. This was incredibly clear. I plan to use that quote from your former professor. I laughed outloud at that one; it hit the nail on the head! I was also trying to figure out some tip to help the students remember which was which-- I shoulda thought of that one. On behalf of the hundreds of children who will read this book, I thank you! :)
Thanks! I meant to say that the textbook has a unit on this concept. :) It's going to be in Level 2 in this series. www.chcweb.com/catalog/ByGradeLevel/FourthGrade/TheTreasureTroveofLiteratureandtheArtofUnderstandingIt,Level1/product_info.html
Now I'm able to reason why politicians are able to impact our minds before the election they build a connotative connect with people and afterwards strictly denotative (dictionary)..😅 thank you for the explanation 💙
It was just awesome 😍 .....I was just looking for a way to somehow get the difference between those words and you gave me example like cheery on a cake ......thanks dude Keep teaching , I can understand things better now .
I am here because I'm trying to understand more about connotation in English. I have difficult time figuring what the meaning of "The camp rose to its feet as one man!". But still couldn't figure it.
Is it safe to say that connotative meaning is more like a cultural view, what people feel about a particular word? As you said, the word bureaucracy is hated where I come from.
Thanks for the content Alex. This information will be especially helpful when taken into consideration of the audience the communication is being delivered to as different cultures and backgrounds have their own view on issues.
Denotative : المعنى الصريح (The basic meaning) Connotative : المعنى المخفي (The added meaning or the shade of meaning) *According to our doctor of course*
Sir denotative means positive meaning of a word that always follows dictionary features. But connotative means;it has a impact of cultural view point. Am I right Sir?
Close but not exactly. Some words have negative literal, denotative meanings. Denotative does not mean positive. And, connotative meanings can be both positive, negative, or they can evoke another emotion or shade of meaning. Sometimes, those meanings are tied to culture but not strictly speaking.
Grade level? Well, I heard these words first in high school but it also depends on what classes people take. Certainly I heard it again in college. I'll say most important words have both connotative and denotative means but so many words are just ordinary that it make little practical difference to try to decode the different meanings.
Sir connotative means positive and negative meaning in sentence but in denotative we use dictionary word meaning sentence is that I understand right???
That's pretty close. Positive and negative are simplifications of the emotional charge words have. The point is that connotative meanings are more subjective and there are shades of meaning we experience when we hear words that don't show up in the dictionary definition.
Hm. Not sure what you mean. Connotative means are not universal. So, the way I feel about a word and what it communicates on an emotional level may not be the same as the others understand the word. But, to answer your question, no I don't personally have a describable connotative meaning for the word score other than it leans toward a positive emotion because "scoring" in a sports game is a positive experience.
In the US (where I'm from) the emotional association with the word taxes leans to the negative side. Just bringing the word up in conversation can spoil the mood.
I would agree that up until about 25 years old, I found the word simply boring, not a strong emotion. Now that I pay LOTS of taxes, it has stronger emotions attached to if for me. You are correct, nonetheless, that words may have a strong emotional charge for some people and not others depending upon their experiences.
🤦♀️To denote something is to indicate or designate some data or matter. The word NOTE is audible in the word, but yes D is for Dictionary. What is being taught in American schools? Then the example for Connotative is American Propaganda; relating taxes that help support our children's schools, our infrastructure and public services to theft, war and government over reaching. 🙄😔
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Denotation means literal meaning and Connotation means emotional meaning.
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conotative and denotative meaning of suits? please
Just by listening to you, i saved my time by stopping my search anymore on this topic.thank you
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Timestamps:
0:53 Connotative meaning
1:17 Denotative meaning
1:50 Taxes: denotative meaning
2:53 Social media: Denotative meaning
3:34 Bureaucracy: Denotative meaning
I was looking for the meanings and differences between these words, and I can't find, but now I got it, thanks. God bless you!!!
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Can somebody make some more denotations and connotations words please
I have been studying for a test. This will help
I came here to help me study for my grammar exam, and this guy explained it much better than my teacher!! Thank you so much!
Happy to help, Eugene. This guy says thanks!
Can somebody make some more denotations and connotations words please
Here for Philosophy class inwhich we are discussing communication and verbal thinking/processing and critical thinking. I find that connotative meanings bridge the realities of people because of our understanding of our own experience from which empathy comes from, which helps to connect better than denotative meanings, which don't express the vastness of the language we speak in, thus really not creating that connection we seek when we seek to communicate.
I'm joining a course called "Discourse Analysis" and encountered these terms, thx for your explanation!
Thank you so much for this! This helped me a lot. My teacher asked me to give the denotation and connotation meaning of social media and use it in a poetic line. My only problem now is to make a poetic line about its denotative and connotative meaning.
Glad it helped!
Denotation--- Literal meaning of a word
Connotation--- additional associated sense or implication of a word
Good summary. I'd just add the element of an *_emotional_* implication to the connotative side of the definition. We tend to have implied shades of meaning that lean positive or negative for many important words.
@@alexanderlyon Very few people stick to these rules
The word Bureaucracy has negative connotations to me
thank you really made it more simplier especially knowing that dennotative and dictionary both start with D
Thank you. At 53 I am just writing my final exams as an undergraduate. Tomorrow I will be writing ENG 434- literary stylistics. I have a better idea now.
You can do it!
Thank you for this video, I understand clearly the differences.
Thank you very much for this video! I'm helping to write a textbook for children explaining this concept and this helped me to understand it better. This was incredibly clear. I plan to use that quote from your former professor. I laughed outloud at that one; it hit the nail on the head! I was also trying to figure out some tip to help the students remember which was which-- I shoulda thought of that one. On behalf of the hundreds of children who will read this book, I thank you! :)
Awesome, A. G. Good luck with the book!!!
Thanks! I meant to say that the textbook has a unit on this concept. :) It's going to be in Level 2 in this series. www.chcweb.com/catalog/ByGradeLevel/FourthGrade/TheTreasureTroveofLiteratureandtheArtofUnderstandingIt,Level1/product_info.html
Can somebody make some more denotations and connotations words please
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Now I'm able to reason why politicians are able to impact our minds before the election they build a connotative connect with people and afterwards strictly denotative (dictionary)..😅 thank you for the explanation 💙
It was just awesome 😍 .....I was just looking for a way to somehow get the difference between those words and you gave me example like cheery on a cake ......thanks dude
Keep teaching , I can understand things better now .
I'm so glad it was helpful!
Thank you, sir. Now i understand it. I wish you to have a wonderful day.
This helped me in my communication skills class
this was very helpful! My teacher also taught me this: Denotative is dictionary, which means that denotative means that the meaning.
Yes! Good teacher.
Thank you so much your videos are so helpful.
You are welcome!
Now I understand the impact of the usage of connotations
Thanks 🙏🏻
Very great explanation
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Thank you so much simple and helpful explanatory examples
Glad you liked it, Muhanad.
I am here because I'm trying to understand more about connotation in English.
I have difficult time figuring what the meaning of "The camp rose to its feet as one man!".
But still couldn't figure it.
Thank you.
Thanks, I needed this
Thanks 👍😊
Is it safe to say that connotative meaning is more like a cultural view, what people feel about a particular word? As you said, the word bureaucracy is hated where I come from.
Yes, I think you are accurate. Our connotative means are tied to culture. They could be even more localized than that, though.
You taught better then the teachers
thanks Alex. I appreciate the brief, straighforward explanation!
Glad it was helpful.
Thank you 😊
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Really helpful thanks
Thanksfor the video!
Thanks 🙏🏾 for the help. 🤗
Thanks for the content Alex. This information will be especially helpful when taken into consideration of the audience the communication is being delivered to as different cultures and backgrounds have their own view on issues.
Yes, exactly right! You'd have to know who your message is for to chose the best way to say it.
After watching your video sir, I think that all words have both connotative and denotative meanings ! Is it right?
Yes, correct.
@@alexanderlyon thank you Professor , I guess there is connection between the social meaning and the connotative meaning
Word
denotation = narrow meaning / object
connotation = broad meaning /felling *copied*
Can animal, existence, and circles be examples of connotation?
Sure. Just about any word can have a connotative meaning.
Thankyouuu , im having a hard time to understand this topic
Thankful, I found this video. I really had a difficult time finding the real meaning of it.
hi there, i really need some help, i need to identify some images in the movie Joker that has some connotation
Comedy is connotative
It was a good and precise difference between the two terms ...thanx
Thanks for this information but
Ihave an little bit confused
Like the word
Sea of stranger
It's nice and professional
Good job.
Thank you very much, Radin.
Denotative what we can see
Connotative is what is Beyond the superficial meaning (our background)
Am i right sir ?
What is denotative and connotative meaning in english and arbic
No idea. I don't speak Arabic.
Denotative : المعنى الصريح
(The basic meaning)
Connotative : المعنى المخفي
(The added meaning or the shade of meaning)
*According to our doctor of course*
Hi! Sir can you explain connotation increases, the denotation decrease and conversely.
I don't think it works that way. The meanings don't have that type of relationship. Interesting question, though.
Thank you for the clear video.... 💚
Sir denotative means positive meaning of a word that always follows dictionary features. But connotative means;it has a impact of cultural view point. Am I right Sir?
Close but not exactly. Some words have negative literal, denotative meanings. Denotative does not mean positive. And, connotative meanings can be both positive, negative, or they can evoke another emotion or shade of meaning. Sometimes, those meanings are tied to culture but not strictly speaking.
What is importance of denotation and connotation in communication and iwant sources
It's a good question but it is really a matter of opinion. They are both important.
Hey this helped a lot. What grade are ypu suppose to learn this in? So are all words connotations and denotations? Or is it only one of the to? Thanks
Grade level? Well, I heard these words first in high school but it also depends on what classes people take. Certainly I heard it again in college. I'll say most important words have both connotative and denotative means but so many words are just ordinary that it make little practical difference to try to decode the different meanings.
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Good morning! .Could you tell me the main areas of Semantics.?
I don't have a video on that. Sorry about that.
Thank you it was helpful.
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Sir connotative means positive and negative meaning in sentence but in denotative we use dictionary word meaning sentence is that I understand right???
That's pretty close. Positive and negative are simplifications of the emotional charge words have. The point is that connotative meanings are more subjective and there are shades of meaning we experience when we hear words that don't show up in the dictionary definition.
thankyou!
do you have a connatation meaning for score?
Hm. Not sure what you mean. Connotative means are not universal. So, the way I feel about a word and what it communicates on an emotional level may not be the same as the others understand the word. But, to answer your question, no I don't personally have a describable connotative meaning for the word score other than it leans toward a positive emotion because "scoring" in a sports game is a positive experience.
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Hey! I'am a student from Philippines. I need help about that topic
Thanks this helps me new sub!!!!!
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When Nick Fury said "There was an idea" everyone remembered it lol
Now I have a clear idea about theese topics
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Happy to help. Glad the video was useful.
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I don't understand connocative meaning of taxes?please help me
In the US (where I'm from) the emotional association with the word taxes leans to the negative side. Just bringing the word up in conversation can spoil the mood.
What is connotative meaning of denotative
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Denotative meaning entails dictionary meaning, connotative meaning entails concealed meaning.
Amazing. Thank You :)
Im here after my linguistic class in stylistics : identify types of lexical meanings
Very helpful
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Great video. Much appreciated.
If the more you teach me, the more l can understand .
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deno- d- dictionary
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Your lecture is good but music is bad
I feel like taxes is neutral
I would agree that up until about 25 years old, I found the word simply boring, not a strong emotion. Now that I pay LOTS of taxes, it has stronger emotions attached to if for me. You are correct, nonetheless, that words may have a strong emotional charge for some people and not others depending upon their experiences.
@@alexanderlyon ok thank you sir.
Hi
taxes are good
I realise the viedeo is for adults and im a 14 years old studen from Germany who needs to know that for homework XD
I hope it helped anyway.
@@alexanderlyon Yes it helped. :)
Stop music please
I don't have music on my recent videos. This one is 4 to 5 years old.
@@alexanderlyon ok thanks.
🤦♀️To denote something is to indicate or designate some data or matter. The word NOTE is audible in the word, but yes D is for Dictionary. What is being taught in American schools?
Then the example for Connotative is American Propaganda; relating taxes that help support our children's schools, our infrastructure and public services to theft, war and government over reaching. 🙄😔
Hh
Boring
thank you very much
Very helpful explanation 👍
Thank you very much