The Communicative Importance of Language:

(i) Important Source of Communication:

Language is the most important source of communication. Through language, feelings and ideas can be easily communicated to each other and one can easily understands the message, so it is not too much to say that communication is important because of language.

(ii) Source of Expression:

Through language, a person can communicate with others and the new thoughts and feelings that are present in the human mind can be easily transmitted.

(iii) External Effect:

It is because of language that the external world has more influence on the human being. When people speak to other people, they try to reconcile their internal world with that of the outside world, so language helps us to accept external influence.

(iv) Establishment of World Community:

It is because of language, today we have come very close to all the people of the world and share their sorrows and happiness. They convey their impressions to them through language itself. Thus, language has played an effective role in establishing an atmosphere of brotherhood and thanks to it, an international society is developing.

(v) Awareness of environment:

Man is actually psychologically full of curiosity, who sees the events and situations in his surroundings day and night, changes in international relations, conflicts between nations, agreements and wars between them, and all this is the essence of human nature. So he communicates to gain awareness from his surroundings and uses language to communicate. From this point of view, the communicative importance of language is also recognized.

(vi) Various topics:

Only certain things can be communicated to other people through signs and symbols, whereas language has the characteristic that it has the capacity to cover all kinds of topics. So a wide selection of topics can be easily communicated.

(vii) Two-way communication:

Through language, communication can be done with different people and the feelings and ideas that are conveyed, the reactions of people can also be easily ascertained and discussed, so we can say that language is an easy means of two-way communication.

(viii) Symbolism:

Symbolism has great importance in our daily life. What we cannot say in common language, it is said in the form of specific verbal symbols, which makes expression easier and the process of communication is done through a symbolic process. However, words do not have their own meaning, but the meaning we associate with words is their meaning.