verbalization; putting into words
common language; lingua franca
(linguistic) competence; language capability
to be beyond words; to defy description
programming language; programing language
language area of the cortex; speech centre (center)
language center (brain); language centre
language disorder; speech disorder; speech impediment
another language; different languages
linguistic activity; language (as defined by Saussure; langue and parole)
corpus; linguistic data; text corpus
linguistic aspects of life; linguistic behaviour
written language; literary language
artificial language (e.g. Esperanto); constructed language; conlang; language for defining structures, logic, etc. (e.g. XML, HTML, etc.)
command language; control language
psychology of language; psycholinguistics
verbal behaviour; language behaviour
language construct; entity
global language; world language; languages of the world; world languages
scripting language; script language
monolingual; single-language
Page Description Language; PDL
intermediate language; interlanguage
neurolinguistic programming; NLP
language island; speech island
multilingual; in many languages
Bantu language (of the Bantu language family)
person with a language disorder; person with a speech disorder
written language; literary language
theory of linguistic relativity
target language; object language
application development language
Interface Definition Language
computer-dependent language
Computer Mediated Communication; CMC
Job Control Language; JCL
data description language; DDL
data manipulation language; DML
data definition language; DDL
HyperText Markup Language; HTML
computer-dependent language
CDL; Computer Design Language
command language; control language
fourth generation language; 4GL
application-oriented language
problem-oriented language
logic programming language
linguistic map; linguistic atlas
sociology of language; sociolinguistics
language being translated to; target language
language being translated from; source language
artificial intelligence language; AI language
neologism (invention of words that have meaning only to the person who uses them)
speech-language-hearing therapy
tone language; tonal language
tone language; tonal language
linguistic purism; linguistic protectionism
language attrition (process of losing a native or first language); linguistic attrition; hypophrasia
Japanese Association of Sociolinguistic Sciences
Linguistic Society of Japan; LSJ