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Most informative uses of language are declarative statements. For example, a person uses informative language when they are making a statement that provides information or that adds emphasis onto known information. A person who says, The sky is blue is using language to inform others about a known fact.
The Wikipedia on Signature says The language [emphasis added] of a signature is the set of all well formed sentences built from the symbols in that signature together with the symbols in the logical system.
The Penn Language Center maintains a list of languages offered at Penn: Afrikaans. American Sign Language. Amharic. Bengali. Cantonese. Chichewa. Chinese. Czech.
One way to track all the different forms of spoken language is to create a Language Log: a record of all the different things that you hear and all the different things that you say over a period of time.
language, a system of conventional spoken, manual (signed), or written symbols by means of which human beings, as members of a social group and participants in its culture, express themselves.

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The form -log comes from Greek -logos, meaning word or discourse. To learn more about logos, you can read our entry on the English word logos here. What are variants of -log? In British English, -log is spelled with a terminal -ue, becoming -logue, as in analogue. Additional related forms include -logic and -logy.

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