How children acquiring first language
By Azys Syaiful Anwar
As a simple example, I have analyzed the language development of a child, Fariz Ahza Bahtiar (1.5 years old). I obtain the data by observing Fariz for his latest language development and also interviewing Fariz’s parents to get some information about the language development of Fariz in the past. Based on the observation, I can tabulate the research report in this following table. 
| 
Age (Month) | 
Speaking   ability | 
| 
7 | 
At   this age, Fariz cannot speak any words but he can understand if his mother   calls his name. He tries to search the sound source location.  | 
| 
1 2  | 
Fariz   is able to speak one syllable words, such as “wah”, “pak”, “ba”, “bu”. He can   imitate the word spoken by his mother by saying one syllable of  the word, for example when his mother ask a   question to Fariz, such as  “Dik, Fariz   pipis?”, then Fariz  imitates his   mother by saying “pis”.  | 
| 
18  | 
Fariz   has able to speak two syllable words, such as “abuk”, “mimik”, “cucu”. At   this stage, Fariz words can be understood. At least, his mother can identify   the words spoken by Fariz. | 
Scott, Wendy A. and H. Ytreberg, Lisbeth. 1990. Teaching English to Children. New York 
 
 

 
 
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