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Language can be explained as a system of symbols and rules  that enable us to communicate (Harley, 2001).  According to what Saussure mentioned, language is really a borderland between thought and sound, where thought and sound combine to communicate.  Language, then, provides a context for symbolic understanding that is connected to cognition.

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What is Language? Enter Saussure (Part 2)

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From Ferdinand de Saussure's point of view, langue is an abstract system used by a speech community.

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Parole refers to people's individual use of language in conveying messages, whether spoken or written.

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The signifier refers to the material form. For example, something that can be tasted as an apple, heard as a song, seen or touched as a tree, and smelled as a pizza. (Words or images).

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The signified is the mental concept associated to the signifier. (The mental concept).