1. BY
MANISHA VAGHELA
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2. FLOW OF PRESENTATIONS
 Introduction to the language of communication.
 Uses of language of communication.
 Types of language.
 Description of languages.
 Thoughts of an expert for the languages.
 Conclusion.
 Bibliography.
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3. Introduction …
 Language is an expression of human activity.
 According to Dr. Samuel Johnson “language is
the dress of thoughts.”
 It is primarily used to dress up and send
thoughts on thin way and give substance for
thoughts.
 Sending thoughts or idea in one or another way
is communication.
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4. Con…
 Communication includes two parts :-
1. Non Verbal Communication.
2. Verbal Communication.
 Non Verbal Communication means word less
communication. It can be done through signs,
symbols, gesture, postures, body language,
etc.
 Verbal Communication means communication
done through words either in oral or written.
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5. Uses of languages.
 To dissipate superfluous nervous energy.
 To direct motion in others, both men and
animals.
 To communicate ideas.
 As a means of expressions.
 For the purpose of records.
 To set matter in motion.
 As an instrument of thinking.
 Effectiveness of communication depends on
person’s skill in the use of language.
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6. Types of Languages.
 Sign language
 Body language
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7. Time language
Paralanguage
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8.  Space language
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9. PROCEES OF
COMMUNICATION
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10. Body language
The messages conveyed by our body is Body
Language Communication. Study of that
messages is known as kneices.Sub types of
body language are as follows:-
 Facial expression
 Eyes, Head
 Gestures
 Body shape
 Appearance
 Posture
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11. Paralanguage
‘Para’ means ‘like’ and ‘paralanguage’ means
‘like language’. Words convey their intended
meaning through paralanguage. It indicate how
a speaker speaks.
Example:- If ‘thanks’ said with a sad face and
‘sorry’ said with a happy face, do not convey
the right meaning.
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12. Sub types of paralanguage are as follows:-
 Voice
 Proper stress on words
 Mixed signals
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13. Sign language
Signs and symbols convey almost 50% of what
we want to say. Sub types of sign language
are as follows:-
 Visual signs, and
 Audio signs
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14. Space language
Study of communication through space around us
is known as Space language. Sub types of
Space language are as follows:-
 Intimate space language
 Personal space language
 Social space language
 Public space language
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15. Time language
Time is money. It is the thing which can never be
holded. The time which has gone, never comes
back again. Work done in time speaks a lot.
People who value their time high, are also
valued highly by others.
Thus, it is such type of language which should be
used each & every people for a better life.
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16. Thoughts of an expert for the languages
According to ‘Albert Mehrabian’, the
researcher of Non Verbal Communication,
Verbal symbols carry only 7% of meaning, while
38% is carried by Paralanguage i.e. our use of
voice and how we say something and 55% is
carried by Body language.
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17. The percentage have been questioned,
but there is argument on the point that the
major burden of conveying meaning is
carried by Non Verbal Communication.
There fore Sign along with Body and
paralanguage is also very important.
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18. Conclusion
Over all we can conclude that,
 Without language communication is not
possible.
 Language is considered both Verbal as well
as Non Verbal Communication.
 Language can be in written, in oral, in signs
or symbols, in space, in time, etc.
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19. Bibliography
 Communication by Dr. C.S. Rayudu
 Communication Today by Reuben Ray
 Managerial Communication by Urmila Rai & S.M. Rai
 Business Communication By Neeru Vasishth & Namita
Rajput
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