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Language
Language is the set of signs and
language is the ability to
communicate. For example, the
German language is spoken by
more than 80 million people.
Language is what each person
writes and speaks, learning it from
birth and with social learning
(Spanish language, French
language, Korean language,
Japanese language...).
Language is public property that
is available to everyone. When a
person wants to express
something, they select language
signs to convey what they want to
say. This means that all language
processes are mediated by
language.
Language
On the contrary, language is
words and signs that make up
language. That is, it is not said
"German language" or "Italian
language."
Language refers to the spelling
and grammatical rules used in a
given language.
Language is the ability to
establish communication through
signs. These signs can be oral or
written. Which indicates the
multiple manifestations of
language on the planet. It can be
stated that language is universal
and its manifestations are the
different languages.
Speaks
Speech is the realization of a
language, that is, the individual
act through which a person uses a
language to communicate,
elaborating a message according
to the grammatical rules and
conventions that they share with a
specific linguistic community.
Speech is the oral means of
communication between human
beings. In this sense, it involves
the individual materialization of a
person's thoughts and, therefore,
the specific way in which each
individual uses their language to
express themselves and show who
they are.
Language
A language is the language of a
people or nation or of several
peoples and nations.
As such, language is a linguistic
communication system, which can
be both oral and written, and is
characterized by being governed
by a series of conventions and
grammatical rules that guarantee
communication between people.
Hence language and language
are synonymous terms.
On the other hand, language can
also refer to a particular way of
speaking or expressing oneself,
according to the context or
occasion. In this way, we can
speak, for example, the language
of the street or the language of the
court.