Difference between Language and Language (with examples)

In many contexts, there is no difference between tongue and idiom, since the two terms can be used to refer to a linguistic code that people use to communicate. For example: English/English language (language), Spanish/Spanish language (language), Russian/Russian language (language).

However, in other contexts these terms are used to refer to different things. Language is a system made up of signs used by speakers to communicate.

Instead, the language is a variety of the language used in a specific place, that is, it is the language of a country, region, nation or people.

Characteristics of the language

In linguistics, a set of signs used to communicate is called a language. It can be used orally or in writing. Some of its features are:

language characteristics

Language is called the language used by a certain community of speakers of a country, region or people to communicate. Some of its features are:

Examples of difference between tongue and language

1. French language – French (language).
2. English language – British English (language).
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3. Chinese language – Mandarin (language).
4. Japanese language – Japanese (language).
5. Russian language – Russian (language).
6. Arabic language – Arabic (language).
7. Portuguese language – Portuguese (language).
8. German language – German (language).
9. Turkish language – Turkish (language).
10. Korean language – Korean (language).
11. Vietnamese language – Vietnamese (language).
12. Italian language – Italian (language).
13. Thai language – Thai (language).
14. Greek language – Greek (language).
15. Latin language – Latin (language).
16. Swedish language – Swedish (language).
17. Quechua language – Quechua (language).
18. Aymara language – Aymara (language).
19. Catalan language – Catalan (language).
20. Danish language – Danish (language).
21. Scottish language – Scots (language).
22. Slovenian language – Slovenian (language).
23. Bulgarian language – Bulgarian (language).
24. Czech language – Czech (language).
25. Croatian language – Croatian (language).
26. Guarani language – Guarani (language).
27. Hungarian language – Hungarian (language).
28. Mayan language – Mayan (language).
29. Nahuatl language – Nahuatl (language).
30. Persian language – Persian (language).

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