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normally, people use sign language or body language
To express surprise at something It is a form of non-verbal communication. Our expressions or body language can add enough information that sign language uses them to make conversation easier
Yes, and a part of language (for most people).
You have your own language to ask this question as it makes no sense.
When I use my body language incorrectly, most of the comments I get are just people asking if I'm tired
Because the answer to "why they are being asked", in itself reveals a lot of information. What is your social security number is a question that is no-body's business but one or two authorities etc.
If you are referring to language-based communication, the obvious answer is BODY language. The question is quite broad, could be "vocal" or "body" or even "smell".
Body language, like spoken language, is learned from others, even if that happens on a subconscious basis. So, different cultures teach people different things.
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Before spoken language, people likely communicated using gestures, facial expressions, and body language to convey messages, emotions, and intentions. They may have also used visual symbols, drawings, and sounds to exchange information and coordinate activities. Over time, these early forms of communication evolved into the diverse spoken languages we have today.
Yes, people primarily express their thoughts using language to communicate verbally or in writing. Additionally, gestures and body language play a significant role in conveying emotions and intentions. Pictures and visuals also serve as a powerful way to convey information and ideas, especially in fields such as art and design.
It is body language for "yes".