Significance of Language

Language is the verbal reflection of the intricate mental processes in our brain. Language is universal: every culture and country is characterised by its language. Language is infinite: the morphemes of any language can be combined into infinite meaningful expressions. Language is the explicit words and the implicit meaning behind them. Language is the only common ground between our mental process and behaviour as we use it to perform both internal thinking and external communication. Language is the only link between our brain and the brains of other people. It is so diverse within our species yet so unique to it. It allows us to excel as biological organisms.

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