A natural language is a language that has developed naturally through human communication, as opposed to artificial or constructed languages. Examples of natural languages include English, Spanish, Chinese, and Arabic. These languages evolve over time through use in everyday life, adapting to cultural changes and social needs. Natural languages have complex structures, including grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation, allowing speakers to express thoughts, emotions, and ideas effectively. They are used for various forms of communication, including spoken, written, and signed forms, playing a crucial role in human interaction and society.

Definition och betydelse av "natural language"på engelska

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