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| − | A '''language''' is a collection of symbols and rules for connecting these symbols(called '''[[grammar]]''') that facilitates communication. | + | A '''language''' is a collection of symbols and rules for connecting these symbols(called '''[[grammar]]''') that facilitates communication. According to the bible, there was originally only one language (see: [[Tower of Babel]]). |
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| + | ==Examples of Languages== | ||
| + | [[Spanish]] | ||
| + | [[French]] | ||
| + | [[Mexican Spanish]] | ||
| + | [[Dutch]] | ||
| + | [[Chinese]] | ||
[[category:sociology]] | [[category:sociology]] | ||
Revision as of 18:31, April 12, 2007
A language is a collection of symbols and rules for connecting these symbols(called grammar) that facilitates communication. According to the bible, there was originally only one language (see: Tower of Babel).