LANGUAGES AS A TOOL OF HUMAN COMMUNICATION
Keywords:
language, communication, society, culture, human interaction, identityAbstract
Language is one of the most important tools of human communication, enabling people to share information, express emotions, transmit culture, and build social relationships. Through language, individuals are able to interact not only in everyday situations but also in professional, academic, and intercultural contexts. This paper examines language as a fundamental means of human communication, focusing on its functions, social role, and importance in modern society. Special attention is given to the relationship between language and thought, as well as the role of language in shaping human identity. The study shows that language is not merely a system of symbols, but a dynamic and social phenomenon that reflects cultural values and human experience.
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