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WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN LANGUAGE AND COMMUNICATION I NEED RARE ANSWERS ONLY?
what is the difference between speech,language and communication??There is a huge difference between language and communication
Is language enough to be good in communication why?
Language is only one factor of good communication, but it is not enough. Another important factor of good communication is your listening skills.
Significance of language?
Language facilitates the communication of ideas between humans. Not only that, language gives shape and form to ideas themselves, not only allowing them to be passed along, but further developed as language evolves.
What percent of communication is nonverbal in language?
Nonverbal communication makes up about 93 of all communication, while verbal communication accounts for only 7.
What percentage of communication is attributed to nonverbal language?
Nonverbal communication makes up about 93 of all communication, while verbal communication accounts for only 7.
Why do humans get lost for words when talking to the opposite sex?
Usually only happens when there is sexual tension and there is a natural urge to have sexual intercourse which is another form of communication/ language.
What is the use of words and sentences to convey ideas to someone else?
That's the definition of language.Language is a form of communication, though it's not the only method. Facial gestures, tone of voice and body language are also important components of clear communication.
Similarities between communication and language?
There aren't any, really. Language is simply a tool used for communication. It's HOW we communicated: by speaking in different languages to convey ideas to people who understand the same language as us.
What is the difference between language and a language?
"a" is an indefinite article. The English rules for when to use the indefinite article and when to omit it are complicated, and are usually learned by experience. "Language" without an article refers to the phenomenon of using sound or speech systems to represent and communicate ideas. If we consider written language and the phenomenon of sign language, it can be seen that sound systems are not the only language systems. "A language", with an article (a, the, this, etc.) attached refers to one specific communication system or group of systems, such as a Romance language, a phonetic language, the English language, or this legal language.
Is there a language that only twins can understand?
not an actual written or oral language but twins are said to have ESP (extrasensory perception) which is like a mental communication.
Why is sign language useful?
Sign language is useful for communication for the deaf people but it is not just used with deaf people, but many parents use it to communicate with young children or babies to have more understanding of what they want. Deaf people cannot hear so they need another way of communication with the people around them and the only way to do that is using the hands through sign language. Hope my answer helped, CuriousJade x
How does language contribute to the effective communication in the work place?
Almost all communication, in the workplace or any other place, takes place by means of language. There is only so much you can say by means of a facial expression.
