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The sum of languages existing in the world.

Langage is most easily understood and indeed explained as a rule-abiding game. It is a universal system which has an underlying, fundamental, structure so that linguistic communication can work (Lenihan, 2013)

Example: Roughly 6,500 languages are spoken in the world today.

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A specific language

Langue is the actual language spoken, for instance; French, German or English. The language of the speaker (Lenihan, 2013)

Example: English Language for people living in determined territories such as South Africa, Jamaica, New Zealand, Guyana, Great Britain, Canada and the US.

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The use of a specific language by an individual in his own way.

Parole is the individual speech act. Romantic and humanistic readings influence one’s parole (Lenihan, 2013)

Example:
Vernacular English in the US
Cockney dialect in London.

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The signifier is the material form of the sign.

This is the element that we can see, hear, taste, touch or smell. In other words, this is the physical form of the sign (Hasa, 2017).

Example:  The word “BEAUTY”

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The signifier is a mental concept

The signified is the concept behind the object that is being represented (Hasa, 2017).

Example: Everything that pleases the aesthetic senses, especially the sight.

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Hasa, A. 2017. Difference Between Signifier and Signified. https://www.differencebetween.com/

Lenihan, J. 2013. Saussure’s distinctions between Langage, Langue and Parole – A student view!. https://jameslenihan89.wordpress.com/