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Chapter 1: Differences Between Language and Communication
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Chapter 1 : Language - Meaning, Characteristics and Functions
MEANING OF LANGUAGE Language is described as a tool which helps in the transmission of feelings and thoughts, from one person to another. It is the means of expression of what a person feels or thinks, through arbitrarily produced symbols or sounds, such as words (spoken or written), signs, sounds, gesture, posture, etc., that convey a certain meaning. CHARACTERISTICS OF LANGUAGE 1. Language is Arbitrary : Language is arbitrary in the sense that there is no inherent relation between the words of a language and their meanings or the ideas conveyed by them. 2. Language is Social : Language is a set of conventional communicative signals used by humans for communication in a community . 3. Language is Symbolic : Language consists of various sound symbols that are employed to denote meaning . 4. Language is Systematic : Although language is symbolic, yet its symbols are arranged in a particular system . 5. Language is Non-instinctive, Conventional : Lang
In a training that is focused on effective communication , you'll learn the most appropriate way to conduct yourself in certain situations. It's always exciting to impress new people with your skills, but it might also bring about tension and communication challenges. If you may learn how to excel at communication, everything in life will seem to be much simpler. To be able to do so it is necessary to comprehend what factors break down the communication mechanics.
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