the scientific study of language, its structure, and development; philology

Common interests, feelings, or beliefs shared between people; a shared perspective or way of thinking.

The process of communicating nonverbally through conscious or unconscious gestures and movements; often referred to as [[体态语|體態語|ti3 tai4 yu3]] in Mainland China.

linguist; philologist

a language that has developed naturally in use, such as Chinese or English, as opposed to an artificial or computer language

Beijing Language and Culture University (BLCU); a public university in Beijing specializing in language teaching and research

A low-level computer programming language that uses mnemonic codes to represent machine instructions; referred to as [[组合语言|組合語言|zu3 he2 yu3 yan2]] in Taiwan.

(computing) A computer programming language designed to be easy for humans to read and write, such as C++ or Python. It must be translated into a machine-readable format before a computer can run it.

Former name of [[北京语言大学|北京語言大學|bei3 jing1 yu3 yan2 da4 xue2]]

The branch of linguistics dealing with the computer processing of human language

A language used to describe or analyze another language

The language into which a text is being translated or the language being studied

A low-level programming language consisting of binary code that can be directly executed by a computer's central processing unit.

insipid and boring language; dull or tasteless expression

a computer programming language designed for expressing algorithms

a subset of a language used for a particular purpose or within a specific field

A computer programming language that provides little or no abstraction from a computer's instruction set architecture; specifically functions that are close to the hardware level, such as machine code or assembly language.

the study of a language at a specific point in time without considering its historical development

The study and application of linguistics to practical areas like language teaching, speech therapy, translation, and standardization.

the study of the relationship between psychological factors and language use of language

the study of language through the description of its structure at a specific point in time without historical considerations

The study of linguistics using mathematical methods, such as statistics and probability, to analyze speech frequency, meaning, and translation models

The standardized form of a national language based on modern written conventions, used in education, broadcasting, and formal communication.

the study of a language at a specific point in time without considering its historical development

The branch of linguistics that studies the nature, origin, and development of language in general, rather than focusing on specific languages.

the lowest-level programming language consisting of binary code that can be executed directly by a computer's central processing unit

The study of languages by comparing their historical development and shared features, such as grammar and vocabulary, across different time periods and regions.

programming language; computer language; the formal language used to communicate instructions to a computer

the study of language in relation to social factors, including differences of regional, class, and occupational dialect, gender differences, and bilingualism

A language used to write computer programs, consisting of a set of words and rules used to give instructions to a computer. Also called [[编程语言|編程語言|bian1 cheng2 yu3 yan2]], [[程序语言|程序語言|cheng2 xu4 yu3 yan2]], or [[程式语言|程式語言|cheng2 shi4 yu3 yan2]] in Taiwan.

A set of rules and symbols used to write instructions for a computer. This term is primarily used in Mainland China. Also referred to as [[程序设计语言|程序設計語言|cheng2 xu4 she4 ji4 yu3 yan2]] or [[编程语言|編程語言|bian1 cheng2 yu3 yan2]].

A set of rules and symbols used to write computer software; primarily used in Taiwan.

A low-level computer programming language that uses mnemonics and symbols to represent machine code instructions; used primarily in Taiwan and known as [[汇编语言|匯編語言|hui4 bian1 yu3 yan2]] in Mainland China.

structural linguistics; a branch of linguistics concerned with the internal structures of language systems

A set of words and symbols used to write instructions for a computer to execute.

Specific words, symbols, or phrases used by internet users when communicating online; netspeak

Field of computer science and linguistics concerned with the interaction between computers and human languages.

virtual reality markup language (computing)

The study and processing of language using computers, covering fields such as machine translation, information retrieval, and speech recognition.

a lack of language skills or vocabulary; specifically used in linguistics to describe a language deficit

A learning tool used to record and play back audio, typically used for language study to compare a student's pronunciation with a recording.

language laboratory

the study of the time when different languages separated based on shared vocabulary and rate of change

The study of the mental processes involved in the development, acquisition, and use of language; linguistic psychology.

the situation or surrounding text in which a piece of language is used; language environment

linguistic competence; verbal ability; language skills; the power of speech

training or instruction in a language

a lack of communication between people who speak different languages

hypertext markup language used for creating web pages