Oral vs Written Communication: Key Differences and Characteristics

COM. ORAL
-Requires at min. A 2 interlocutors, emisr and recptor, an exchange of roles k dl along communicative act.
-Additional signs are used cmo cmbios tone dl, dl gstos face, mans and body for a better understanding of receptr.
"He has a transmission and reception irraadiada addressed. The sound signal is emitted toward the listener, k is in a particular physical spacing. And the auditory input is directed toward the sound source. "The issuer has librt expressive
"You will excuse the errors (repeciones, hesitation, unfinished sentences ...) easily.
-Pets pauses and hesitations, or that the expression is not very fluid
"He has quick evanescence leaves no record, so they are used by the issuer and resources for k frmas especials lingüístics mnsaj permanezk the dl listener in memory (tones, V. Voice)
"The tone of the talk can be changed and corrected during the act comunicativ, xk can hear himself.
"It takes place in a situational context, is framed in a set of circumstances d social, psychological, cultural ... This determines the language act, part d x that great significance in the L. Oral is out of context.
"It's dynamic and innovative, easy to use new words and colloquial expressions.
"It allows us to examine our own thinking." The planning and organization are simultaneous with its production.
"It has a careful grammatical organization. "It's spontaneous, careless and unsophisticated.
COM. WRITTEN
He acquired from instruction needed especial.Es k learning process requires dedication and perseverance. Written language is artificial since k is governed from a previously established rules.
He expresses through graphic symbols: d graphemes and punctuation signs.
"The canal is usually the role.
"The message is encoded through these signs, graphics that are drawn on paper.
He practiced and often the least k L. Oral
"It's durable, it preserved over time and the spacing
"You can have an unlimited number of receptors
"The elements constituting the message are linguistic, graphemes, or paralinguistic (punctuation, spaces ...).
-It requires advance planning and careful organization.
"It demands a careful organization gramatical.Está better organized than spoken language. Nobody can write as you speak.
"By being more refined and structured, errors are committed k has a higher social censure.
-Lacks a situational context, there are k create linguistically.
"It is more conservative and less dynamic k the oral language. So to use neologisms or colloquialisms is very selective.